Sentence examples for a lone example of from inspiring English sources

Nor is Iraq a lone example of the way in which the United States can divide the Europeans.

"Some commentators have seized upon this proposal as a lone example of positive strategic thinking," I suggested, among proposals all about detailing the £350m of cuts.

Some commentators have seized upon this proposal as a lone example of positive strategic thinking in 224 pages detailing £350m of cuts – the "one ray of light in the otherwise awful green paper", as James Sandbach, a policy adviser at Citizens Advice and member of the Justice For All campaign, puts it.

I must walk the earth as a lone example of my species, an Omega Men for my own sex.

In addition to this cis-acting mechanism, a lone example of a trans-acting RNA thermometer has been found in RpoS mRNA where it is thought to be involved in the starvation response.

Likewise, the printed word saw much more attention given to Scott a forty-page booklet on Shackleton, published in 1943 by OUP as part of a "Great Exploits" series, is described by cultural historian Stephanie Barczewski as "a lone example of a popular literary treatment of Shackleton in a sea of similar treatments of Scott".

With such a tradition, the survival of Chinese texts was assured by continuous copying and was not dependent on the capacity of a lone example to withstand the wear of the centuries.

Sanchez's photo isn't a lone example.

Generally, it seems that the more sparse the sampling or the longer the time between the selective pressure being exerted and samples being collected, the greater the tendency to infer that a genotype has been successful as the lone example of a rare mutation.

The lone example of American Marlene McCarty's work depicts a gorilla snuggled up with two young, bare-breasted women.

This is the lone example of perspective and restraint in this entire timeline.