Sentence examples for thinks for instance from inspiring English sources

He thinks, for instance, that stop 'n' frisk, a controversial police tactic, can be useful occasionally.

He thinks, for instance, it should grapple with problems like poverty, as well as express negative views.

It has some rough words for Mr. Waxman; Mr. David thinks, for instance, that the congressman "TRIED TO STRANGLE family farms with insane Soviet-style regulation".

One thinks, for instance, of the Academy Award that went in 1999 to Judi Dench for eight minutes of screen time in "Shakespeare in Love," a trophy that seemed genuine, generous payback for the decades that Ms. Dench has devoted to the Bard on stage.

And of course, like any good, creepy social media exposure tool should, the FireMeter allows you to enter in anyone's Twitter username, so you can check on what Rita in Accounting really thinks, for instance.

He thinks, for instance, that living organisms not only have parts which require teleological explanation that, for instance, kidneys are for purifying the blood and teeth are for tearing and chewing food but that whole organisms, human beings and other animals, also have final causes.

He appears to think, for instance, that countries pay tariffs.

I think, for instance, about our national disdain for sell-by dates.

I think, for instance, of one farm I always notice in eastern South Dakota.

"Think, for instance, of the covert penetration of a terrorist cell.

Giving a shit so much about what people thought, for instance.