Sentence examples for referring for instance from inspiring English sources

They can be funny and sarcastic about their own excesses, by referring, for instance, to the two enormous new office towers built by their big auto companies as "Notre Daimler" and "Big Benz".

In saying he would not impose preconditions on discussions, Mr. Obama said he was referring, for instance, to a Bush administration policy of making high-level meetings contingent upon Iran's agreement to suspend its uranium enrichment program.

Anyway, referring for instance to Europe, according to the EU Water Framework Directive (WFD 2000/60/EC) [[8]], a good ecological status of surface and ground water has to be achieved.

"He's so animated, so deeply in the moment," Jones explains of the tapes, referring for instance to Hitchcock's talking about the emotional scene in "Vertigo" where James Stewart's character is waiting anxiously for Kim Novak's to come out of a hotel bathroom.

For some recent developments on the existence results of fractional differential equations, we can refer, for instance, to [4 17] and the references therein.

For some recent development of the subject, we refer, for instance, to a series of papers [3 14] and references cited therein.

For these, readers can refer, for instance, to the review by Tolman et al. and references therein.

He referred, for instance, to movie-oriented sites like Rottentomatoes.com, a service built around reviews that was bought by Warner Brothers in 2011 and has a major presence on Apple's iTunes.

He referred, for instance, to a passage in one brief describing prisoners "found hanged to death in holding tanks where observation windows are obscured with smeared feces, and discovered catatonic in pools of their own urine after spending nights locked in small cages".

The interested reader may refer, for instance, to Le Ravalec et al. (2014) for more details.

For these oscillatory and nonoscillatory results, we refer, for instance, to [1 23].