Sentence examples for is a good instance from inspiring English sources
Slavery is a good instance — there was absolutely no shortage of articulate and eloquent people for whom slavery was an absolute evil.
However, if we change to doxastic considerations, then the argument that you should believe that candidate \(X\) is the one best suited for public office because if you do not believe this you will be evicted from your apartment, certainly is a good instance of irrelevant evidence.
As a result, saying that the law must be thus-and-so in order to be a good instance of its kind does not commit one to any thick evaluative claims.
Nozick takes the choice available to Israelis between membership and non-membership in kibbutzim to be a good instance of a choice between such options and notes that around six percent of the adult population of Israel in the 1970s had chosen the socialist option.
For instance, there is a good case to be made for monetary expansion, given the current low rate of inflation and high rate of unemployment.
Some retirement experts say such insurance is a good idea, for instance, for those who worry that they might spend down their 401(k) by their 80s.
An appropriately placed boo can be a rebellion against some of the more waffly ideas circulating in the cultural scene – the notion that any book which gets people reading is a good thing, for instance, or Brit Art's shoulder-shrugging claim that the artist's sole responsibility is to get a response, no matter what.
If money was the root of SoundCloud's evils anyway, perhaps budget is a good thing in this instance.
This is a good choice if, for instance, once of your guests is allergic to some of the ingredients in your sauce.
The Bridgestone B330RX, for instance, is a good pick for average golfers with swing speeds less than 105 miles per hour.
Stephens, for instance, is a good hire for Yahoo, having previously served as senior director of device product partnerships at Boxee, as a PM at Google and YouTube, and as an engineer at Apple.
