Sentence examples for would be instances from inspiring English sources

Goodman claims that architecture does have, in the architect's planes, something quite close to a notational system, and hence is, because of that, an allographic art: different buildings, built in different locations and even with certain differences in materials, would be instances of the same work, provided that they correspond to the same plan.

It is also worth noting, however, that there would be instances where interventions have been implemented, with an effect, and not reported.

"There'd be instances of some six-year-old being sexually aggressive, which usually indicated there was something going on at home".

Other forms of support would be in instances where partners would remind each other on the advice and counselling they received from the health care workers.

This would be, for instance, the case of a child looking for pictures of football players or pokemons that are not yet in his/her collection.

He has suggested that an executive order which would, for example, limit ultra-thirsty crops, would be an instance of "Big Brother".

This would be an instance of an abductive inference.

Theological voluntarism would be an instance of this latter model.

A common quantifier of peakedness would be, for instance, the excess kurtosis [5].

Every forbearance would be an instance of inaction, not a refraining.

Then, if one does think that God's omnipotence should be causally prior to his causing properties to exist, this would be an instance of causal circularity.