The ordinary throughout is presented as instances of paradise just about to be reached.
Instances of vote rigging were as widely reported as instances of legitimate polling.
But at other points, such reforms are viewed skeptically as instances of co-optation and public-relations spin.
In their florilegium -- or encyclopedic book -- they have meticulously illustrated all 57 varieties of plants as well as instances of the man-made debris they found.
Efron began by reciting what she regarded as instances of patronizing treatment that Thomas received from the senators in his confirmation hearings.
But in practice the government does this in only the most egregious cases, such as instances involving terrorism or war crimes.
In fact, history offers a long list of dictators, despots and kings stockpiling cash in times of trouble — as well as instances of outright thievery.
The F.B.I. currently classifies nearly all hate violence against American Sikhs as instances of anti-Islamic or anti-Muslim hate crimes.
Swingeing taxes on the rich, or smaller differences in pay in the first place, say the authors, citing Sweden and Japan as instances of the two alternatives.
With an early exception involving a cream puff and a chandelier, these action sequences are handled more as instances of duty than occasions for play.
On Sunday, Mr. Suindikov said, the police had uncovered a plot to seize a municipal court building, as well as instances of looting and attacks on the police.
