A famous instance was Yale psychologist Stanley Milgram's 1961 experiment that tested obedience to authority.
The most famous instance is "A Small, Good Thing," a story about a couple waiting for their child to wake from a coma that is now regarded as one of Mr. Carver's masterpieces.
The most famous instance is the American Medical Association's campaign against the creation of Medicare.
Swarns struggles to answer the question of how many of the first lady's female ancestors were compelled to have sex with white men, a common occurrence in the Old South (the most famous instance being Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings), though one that black families still find it hard to talk about — and that's to say nothing of the descendants of slave owners.
The most famous instance was 40 years ago, when André Malraux staged his splashy, ambitious "Musée Imaginaire" in 1973, which Lévy visited in his 20s.
The most famous instance was the English enclosure movement of the 18th and 19th centuries, which paved the way for the expansion of many great landed estates.
The most famous instance was the failure to maintain the Great Dam at Maʾrib the heart of a monumental irrigation project and one of the engineering marvels of the ancient world.
The most famous instance was at the 1994 Olympics, in Lillehammer, Norway, when Peter Forsberg won the gold medal for Sweden by beating the Canadian goalie Corey Hirsch with a one-handed deke that decided the penalty shootout.
Tate consistently "improved" Shakespeare to suit new audience tastes, the most famous instance being the happy ending he appended to King Lear (Tate's King Lear of 1681 in which Cordelia not only lives but marries Edgar was in fact the only version to be presented on the English stage for the next 150 years).
Some famous instances are as follows: First, Societe Generale Bank, alleged fraud by a trader, lost 4.9 billion € in 2008.
