Sentence examples for A striking instance of from inspiring English sources

A striking instance of making a distinction between canonical and semicanonical scriptures occurs in Hinduism.

A striking instance of the evil and its cure is to be seen in the recent history of the States now composing the German Empire.

A striking instance of how the story has influenced American perceptions appears in "The Next 100 Years," by the consultant George Friedman.

A striking instance of this is provided by the proposition that a material thing cannot be in two places at once.

A striking instance of this is the minimal role played by judgment and damnation in modern NDEs; unlike the medieval cases, the modern life-review tends to be therapeutic rather than judgmental in emphasis.

A striking instance of journalistic adaptation to the new language appeared in Elisabeth Bumiller's recent New York Times profile of a key policymaker in the Obama administration, Undersecretary of Defense for Policy Michele Flournoy.

"A very striking instance of violation of neutrality was the victualling of the fortress of Thionville, while still in French hands, by night trains from Luxemburg.

In an especially striking instance of long-distance effects, investor concern about the stability of all developing country currencies in the wake of crises in Korea (late 1997) and Russia (early 1998) led to a selloff of Brazilian assets that forced a currency devaluation.

Sweeden was a striking instance.

The most striking instance of antiquated characterology may be an old black-and-white newsreel, in which an upbeat baritone, speaking over the clicking of the projector, sums up the slugger Ted Williams.

The most striking instance of this occured in late 1996, at a meeting Cusack, Hersh, and Reznikoff had with producers who were making a TV documentary based on Hersh's book.