Sentence examples for a happy instance of from inspiring English sources

That this thoroughly revised revival, directed and choreographed by Robert Longbottom, with a new book by David Henry Hwang, seems mired in a comparable identity crisis is not a happy instance of form reflecting content.

That the show, which was staged in Los Angeles last year by the Mark Taper Forum and is directed and choreographed by Robert Longbottom, seems mired in a comparable identity crisis is not a happy instance of form reflecting content.

(At around the same time, a movie retold "Great Expectations" from the point of view of Gwyneth Paltrow getting in and out of black silk underwear--a happy instance of the hitherto unseen made visible).

One juicy morsel from The Word's smörgåsbord of slightly salacious highlights has attracted the attention of The Sun (a newspaper which, in one of those happy instances of synergy so prevalent in our contemporary media landscape, shares an owner with Norman's publisher).

He points to some beautiful poetic passages, and concludes that "the graceful winding up of this play is one of the happiest instances of Shakespear's knowledge of the principles of the drama".

That may be why Saturday felt sad and substantial, as if the last known survivor of a war had passed away, even though, in this happy instance, so little blood was shed.

"I ate a Happy Meal," for instance, could be flagged in the same way as "I ate a Happy Meal and it made me throw up," which could, in turn, received the same flag as "So happy!" or "So happy???" The same positive or negative word can carry a range of meanings, many of which are divorced from actually experiencing an emotion.

Many in the U.S., for instance, view Kelly, who had three children with Rainier over their quarter-century of marriage, as a happy tale of a beautiful actress living out a real-life fantasy.

It was a happy choice of phrase.

This kind of experience gave me a happy feeling of gains".

To quote the Reverend William Paley's Natural Theology, regarding a beautiful instance of adaptation: 'A conformation so happy was not the gift of chance'.