Sentence examples for Just an instance of from inspiring English sources

He's not just an instance of moral luck; he is an inventor of moral luck.

Afterward, Francisco Rodriguez said the tussle in the bullpen was just an instance of Mets relievers engaging in some roughhousing.

This isn't just an instance of a bad-boy director kicking over the traces of tradition because he can.

I don't think this is just an instance of a whole generation of women losing their minds and being overindulgent.

This is just an instance of the more general conflict between the needs and desires of the individual and those of the larger society.

Jill Kass: That was just an instance of clearheaded thinking, where you know what needs to get done and you execute.

One reply is that the allegedly non-hedonic item on which the objector focuses just is an instance of pleasure, so its being valuable is just what a hedonist would expect.

Or maybe it's just pretension, an instance of long-simmering Anglophilia among the American striver classes bubbling over into full-fledged imitation — or in the view of British observers, parody.

In part, it may just be an instance of the network-effect phenomenon that has caused other counter-culture/tech events like Comic-Con and Burning Man to grow to bursting – but it's clear that many of the bright young geeks in attendance are here because they're chasing the legendary SXSW break-out effect that is credited with bringing Airbnb, Twitter and Foursquare to global prominence.

Either way, it is apparent that, on a de dicto understanding, mereological indeterminacy need not be due to the way the world is (or isn't): it may just be an instance of a more general and widespread phenomenon of indeterminacy that affects our language and our conceptual apparatus at large.

In Java, to make a textbox, we just make an INSTANCE of the TextBox class.