Sentence examples for instances about the from inspiring English sources

Ads tying into the end of the race — and, in many instances, about the outcome — should not be a surprise.

For more definitions and instances about the categories, see 'Annexes 8 and 9' of Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (2006).

She has been blogging, for instance, about the deterioration of her marriage for some time now.

That part, for instance, about the hard work involved in maintaining her "rather ample backside".

Sheila had never heard him tell anyone else, for instance, about the crack in the wall.

He has been reading, for instance, about the mass delusion that settled over Germany in the 1930s.

They have no illusions, for instance, about the Museum of Science and Trucking, part of a grand development project for Newark.

Who wouldn't want to be sure, for instance, about the safety of their child's route to school?

A lot has been said and written, for instance, about the corrupting effects on Wall Street of gigantic bonuses.

One wonders what a modern dog would think, for instance, about the reign of the shogun Tokugawa Tsunayoshi, born in the Year of the Dog, 1646.

He is merciless, for instance, about the dubious reliability of the sources the intelligence service was forced to rely on in Iraq.