Sentence examples for instance that is from inspiring English sources

The Jewishness, for instance, that is the subtext of much of "Seinfeld" becomes the text of "Curb".

Users may build a cube, for instance, that is covered with images like an apple, an alligator and so on to build an "A" cube.

But as diversionary as that reasoning is most of the time, in this instance that is fundamentally the reason why the international criminal court cannot mobilise a manhunt for Bashir in many of the non-western countries he visits.

They have been bumped and walked across, sweated onto and torn, and -- in at least one instance that is now lore, involving a Rauschenberg piece later worth millions -- packed into a carton atop a Volkswagen bus, with prayers that it didn't rain.

Input: An exemplary problem instance that is specified by cliques and the vertices' clique memberships.

srcinst is the probe instance that is the source of change (i.e. in which the input is mutated).

The diet book, for instance — that was just ridiculous.

It was the medium, in this instance, that was the novelty.

Deregulation has played a big role, allowing huge deals in airlines and banking, for instance, that were previously prohibited.

There was an instance that was very much like the epiphany moment.

He has also emphasized policies on the environment, for instance, that are of growing concern to suburban and younger voters.