Sentence examples for Classic instances from inspiring English sources

There is a temptation to cite last summer's rampages -- as well as earlier ones in the town of Yakaolang and elsewhere -- as classic instances of "ethnic cleansing".

It arose in sacred and operatic music of the early seventeenth century, and proliferated all over music of the Baroque; two classic instances are Dido's Lament, from Purcell's "Dido and Aeneas," and the Crucifixus from Bach's B-Minor Mass.

"Die Gezeichneten" is set in Genoa, while "Der ferne Klang" has a Venetian act — classic instances, in Mr. Vicks's view, of "a northern artist yearning for the south" Mr. Vick cautions against being "overly seduced by the piece" noting that despite its complexity the music supplies "psychological clarity," which he seeks to build on in his staging.

The columns show the captured packets at Amazon, Google, and Azure Classic instances.

Google and Azure Classic instances show the same behavior: It appears that they drop fragments when detecting overlapping ones; an exception is solely those with their own header having a fragmentation offset of zero.

So a black woman can join the feminist movement and still fall victim to classic instances of racism, and she can also become a pro-black activist and still face sexism from the inexplicably all-male leadership.

The classic instance is a polluting factory.

(This is a classic instance of his deferring of responsibility.

Kidspeak is a classic instance of compression in balance with concision.

Their victories are a classic instance of the maxim that politics are local.

Chrysler's fortunes in the Great Depression are a classic instance of this.