Sentence examples similar to like the second instance from inspiring English sources

In the second instance, like functions as a kind of a verbal quotation mark, an announcement that what follows, "no way," is to be heard differently.

The six proposals have not been costed, and Walker told the Guardian she would like in the first instance to see government departments review their spending commitments in the areas mentioned.

In the second instance, we meant Niger.

This is not, of course, anything like the first instance of asset protection fraud.

The second instance is strange but important.

The second instance is even more interesting.

The second instance is keeping Eric Holder on as Attorney General.

In the second instance--four years suspension.

Perversely, the greatest danger for those pushing most forcefully for intervention is that the dubious consequences of recent interventions may ultimately discourage states from intervening in clear-cut and egregious cases of widespread atrocity and genocide of the kind that inspired the anger of the likes of Power in the first instance – in Bosnia and Rwanda.

It should be a priority to strengthen the facilitating role of institutions which have a genuine interest in building partnerships and coordination like DEP in the first instance.

(Female participant (AL2), Albany)" ""What I would have liked from my GP in the first instance was perhaps a suggestion then to talk to an OT [occupational therapist], to use various parts of your body to not put undue stress on your joints; maybe a suggestion, I don't know, whether there is an arthritis nurse or something like that locally.