Sentence examples for instance written from inspiring English sources

Richard Wolin's "Seduction of Unreason," on the intellectual romance with fascism, is a distinguished instance, written from the left.

He had, for instance, written a professional article about a well-known patient, in which the (let's say) playwright who had inspired the article was turned into a painter.

(Xenophon's Anabasis, for instance, written in the fourth century B.C., recounts how he and his troops managed to make their way back to safety after getting trapped behind enemy lines deep in what is now Iraq).* But Augustine was the first Western author to make the accomplishment an invisible, internal one, and the journey to salvation a spiritual one.

For instance, written information on paper about the new resident was stored in different places in the three units, and the nurse in charge spent a long time before she found the papers.

For instance, written responses from providers included these comments: "there seems to be an inexplicable decrease in both infestations"; "I think resistance and ban of Kwell are entirely unrelated"; and "only seeing rare clinical challenges now".

For instance, writing this introduction has played havoc with my —.

For instance, writing about Wenger now is very different than writing about him at his zenith.

Jacob, for instance, wrote: THIS WHOLE THING doesn't SMELL GOOD.

Did Shakespeare, for instance, write about a bricks-and-mortar city?

Here he is, for instance, writing about distillation: "Distilling is beautiful.

Osama Awadallah, for instance, wrote about one of them in a college exam book, prosecutors say.