Sentence examples for they were instances from inspiring English sources

Of the problems in the east, Mr. Thamilchelvam said they were "instances" that had been brought to the notice of the high command, and the political hierarchy had been ordered to make sure they were not repeated.

The general truth that was learned about the apparent qualitative simples in Sense-certainty (that they were instances of generals) is now explicitly taken as the truth of the object of Perception (Wahrnehmung in German this term having the connotations of taking (nehmen) to be true (wahr)).

They were instances of good management, not policy resistance.

It is our belief that they were instances of osteogenic sarcoma, but we ourselves recognize the possibility of error.

Chances are, they were instances when your patience paid off, like when you worked steadily toward a goal that wasn't immediately gratifying, or took a little extra time to spend leisurely with a loved one.

"If someone wants to disagree with that, they're free to, but I have statistics — whether they be instances of violence, whether it be U.S. casualties, whatever it may be — that prove that this new tactic is succeeding.

Also puzzling are John Jurayj's loose and washy copies of seascapes by Manet, all made on same-size pieces of plywood; maybe they are instances of commodity-critique art.

A substitutional interpretation of the quantifiers requires that instances be simpler than the formulas of which they are instances.

The second and third lines indicate that they are instances of the classes photosynthesis and oxygen, respectively.

The first is that, as Pfänder stresses, acts of ordering are sui generis experiences, given that they are instances of distinct ideal types.

Lemmon 1962 argues that performative utterances are true on the ground that they are instances of a wider class of sentences whose utterance guarantees their truth.