Sentence examples for reveals for instance from inspiring English sources

He reveals, for instance, how ethnic strife is fed by a belief that national welfare is a zero-sum game, and why splashy wedding ceremonies cement pair-bonding.

He reveals, for instance, the depth of Russian reluctance to intervene to help their ostensible British allies when the latter were pinioned at Gallipoli and Kut – in the case of Gallipoli with a material effect on the war.

The particulars are familiar: abusive father, single motherhood, romantic disappointment, breast cancer -- but Ms. Somers has a sense of humor about herself; she reveals, for instance, that she created the dimwit character of Chrissy on "Three's Company," or at least her hairstyle, after studying an Afghan hound.

Veltman's map reveals, for instance, that Van Ness Ave. is named after Gold Rush-era Mayor John Van Ness and Mt. Davidson is named after former California Academy of Sciences President George Davidson.

However, the reviewers agree that the novelty lies primarily in the kinetic model which reveals, for instance, that trimerization is a rate-limiting step, rather than in the experimental approach or the general pathway involving dimer dissociation, trimerization etc.

This reveals, for instance, that after testing the eight characteristics of the subjects and procedures one by one for being significantly associated with the self-report score, deleting all that were not significant, none was left.

It revealed, for instance, that bite size infographics were popular for sharing, particularly if they featured a 'baddie': an infographic on banker bonuses had 11,000 shares on Facebook.

The bodies may also serve as a kind of crime scene, revealing, for instance, if anyone on the hijacked airplane was injured before the crash.

It has been revealed, for instance, that undercover officers frequently deceived women into forming long-term relationships and gathered intelligence about campaigns run by grieving families.

The system revealed, for instance, that ants are restless workers, shifting careers — from nurses to cleaners to foragers — as they age.

A high-level view might reveal, for instance, certain types of customer or certain roles in client organizations that the company consistently overserves or underserves.