ensample

For ensample, I have explained to you why a republican government is preferable to a monarchy.

Old Oinash, for ensample, is but a doddery old timeserver awaiting his pension.

Spenser considered his work "a historcall fiction" which men should read for "delight" rather than "the profite of the ensample" (Norton Anthology 777).

For ensample, he had an idea for an all-Novarian poetry contest, which he hoped to make into an annual affair and thus to place Kortoli in the front rank as a cultural center.

Lucy tries to find a religious home, but is unhappy with several ministers; therefore, she concludes that "there is not on Earth the religion which I seek I must again turn to my bible taking Jesus and his deciples [sic] for an ensample".