Sentence examples for instance that's from inspiring English sources

If you think about a blog for instance, that's a timeline.

While the Americans with Disability Act generally protects people with H.I.V./AIDS from being fired from their jobs, for instance, that's not always what happens in practice.

The majority of the times you see Jordan, it's positioned on a map next to a terrorist instance that's happened in Iraq or Palestine or Israel.

Every time you shoot a film you go, 'Oh god, I should have done this, or this…' and in this instance that's the bonus, you get to attack it again".

When everyone poses merrily at a festive dinner, for instance, that's the image of the night that will most likely linger in memories while the washing up afterwards, argument with your spouse on the way home, or miserable hangover the next day, will fade.

Many people with homes built before the first flood maps were drawn — in New York, for instance, that's Dec. 31, 1974 — have long received flood insurance at subsidized rates that did not reflect the property's true risk (though only about 20 percent of flood policy holders nationwide receive these subsidies, according to the Federal Emergency Management Agency).

It's clear, for instance, that Obama's vulnerabilities with working class whites are threatening his position in must-win states like Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Michigan.

It's not clear, for instance, that Koedinger's program yields better outcomes for students.

There's no suggestion, for instance, that David's sensitivity to noise is a clinical condition.

Can we say, for instance, that Destiny's Child altered a child's destiny... by convincing parents to choose the name "Destiny?" .

Who knew, for instance, that Karzai's internationally admired dress sense came about by accident?