Sentence examples for instance to be a from inspiring English sources

It appears, for instance, to be a by-product of conspicuous consumption.

Materialism purports in the first instance to be a thesis about what there is: all is matter.

The array system is programmed and configured at a given instance to be a mirror-concentrator with axis direction and focal distance both under control in real time.

DiMaggio II turns out, for instance, to be a huge fan of Woody Allen, of all people, and is as tickled to have dinner with him as he is to explain baseball to an ecstatic Henry Kissinger.

What a joy!" He is a big talker who has proved, in this instance, to be a big doer, collaborating with the Whitney's leaders and curators under its modestly laconic, consummate director Adam Weinberg to bring about a tremendous museum.

What a joy!" He is a big talker who has proved, in this instance, to be a big doer, collaborating with the Whitney's leaders and curators — under its modestly laconic, consummate director Adam Weinberg — to bring about a tremendous museum.

There is, for instance, to be an "Okinawa Charter" on information technology.

Although resistance to disease has been found in a few instances to be a function of a single gene, in most cases several genes are involved.

However, reported behaviour has been shown in many instances to be a poor measure for actual behaviour, particularly for sensitive subjects like hygiene and hand washing.

Indeed, the church in Africa is proving in many instances to be an alternate community of hope and a counter narrative of being and inclusion in many circumstances and instances where the fabric of society is weak, unworkable and frayed.

He was shocked, for instance, to be given a 19-year-old with paranoid schizophrenia to treat.