Sentence examples for Notable instance from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most notable instance of human branding in British history is the case of James Nayler.

Another notable instance of the progression of cinematic phrasing toward greater euphony is a line of Mae West's.

In the most notable instance, the Energy Department ordered reluctant power generators in 2000 to sell electricity to troubled California utilities.

In fact, this single notable instance in which Wagner was urged to support anti-Semitic legislation has generated an interpretive literature of its own.

The most notable instance also took place in Kunduz, just over a year ago, when the city had fallen into Taliban control.

IT MUST be lonely being on stage these days in New York and, in at least one notable instance, in London, too.

Here are some other notable instances.

The Simple Rating System shows two notable instances with Saban.

But their response, in some notable instances, was punctuated by jubilant, if not jingoistic, celebrations.

Food adulteration, commonplace throughout human history, remains a concern today, with several notable instances involving the agro-food industry.

There have been some notable instances when the Clinton administration has blocked or restructured mergers that would have passed unscathed under the Republicans.