Sentence examples for instance to think from inspiring English sources

It is hard, for instance, to think of hantavirus, which has killed relatively few people, as a plague.

"If we tag a person with familiarity, because we think this is a face we have seen before, we have a tendency to like it more, and for instance to think the person is more trustworthy," she said.

It allows users in California, for instance, to think about whether federal agencies like the FBI should be making 281 requests for their data over a six-month period, and push for reform if they think a specific agency is asking for too much data.

(A truffle-hunting pig, for instance, begins to think he might like some truffles for himself, whether his owner likes that idea or not).

It's difficult, for instance, not to think of Kim Cattrall divorced from that defining, oh-so-worldly purr that she brought to Samantha Jones on the "Sex and the City" television show and its subsequent movies.

It is, for instance, plausible to think that meaning, in some way or other, is determined by the use speakers make of linguistic expressions.

For instance, how to think about cases where couples of which one of the partners is a carrier of the fully penetrant allele causing Huntington's disease (HD), ask for IVF/PGD in order to select a mutation-free child?

The AEI, for instance, allows intellectuals to think grand thoughts most notoriously about race and IQ.

For instance, I used to think that animal agriculture was wrong.

With Shakespeare, for instance, you have to think: 'Can I imagine myself doing this?

For instance, we used to think islands received colonists through a one-way flow of diversity from overflowing continental systems.