Sentence examples for instances of real from inspiring English sources

There are sufficient instances of real alarms that were tackled as needed to justify Israeli paranoia.

We'd like to think that MySpace and Friendster are instances of real bonding because we want to believe it.

One would never attempt to call comments on blogs instances of real bonding though they have virtually the same function — fleeting moments of connection that is nowhere near anything we would call real bonding.

Second, Apple says the actual instances of real keyboard failure are a small minority.

Despite a lot of attention from the research community, there are still few instances of real world industrial use of OBDA systems.

The MMTA seeks to extract salient multi-modal cues from instances of real world task performance, but also for existing training systems.

These works aren't quite bold enough to confront specific instances of real-life corruption in Indonesia like The Act of Killing does; judging by the amount of "anonymous" contributions on Oppenheimer's credits roll, that is much easier for an outsider.

However, this may not be true in practical instances of real-time occurrences.

What lingers for a longer time in one's memory of the exhibition is Dali's indisputably high intelligence, and an occasional instance of real feeling.

Every one of the changes Buckley and Ellison put forward at the debate is a direct response to a specific instance of real or perceived DNC interference.

As Rollins and Waldman pointed out, Bounds jumped down Brown's throat when she asked him to name one instance of real foreign policy experience from McCain's VP pick Sarah Palin.