Sentence examples for a prime instance of this from inspiring English sources

A prime instance of this is "The Jewish Wedding," a drawing done with gouache and India ink, pen and brush, mounted on cardboard, on loan from a private collection in St .Petersburg, Russia.

A prime instance of this occurs in Redmond's revisiting of one of the great poems of our time, Derek Mahon's "A Disused Shed in Co Wexford": "Deep in the grounds of a burnt-out hotel, / Among the bathtubs and the washbasins / A thousand mushrooms crowd to a keyhole".

As a prime instance of these ups and downs as they occur in public life, Poussin chose the case of the Athenian general Phocion, who in 318 B.C. was condemned to death by his enemies, forced to drink hemlock and refused burial within the city walls.

Criticized by both Schelling and Hegel as a one-sided, "subjective" idealism and a prime instance of the "philosophy of reflection," Fichte's Wissenschaftslehre was almost universally treated as a superseded rung on the ladder "from Kant to Hegel" and thus assigned a purely historical significance.

The way the immigration legislation is shaping up, it would be a prime instance of the law causing more harm than good, as it goes out in search of policy monsters to destroy that don't exist in the first place (see here).

{Read more.] A prime instance of Schneider in action came just a few weeks before his death, on a trip to Australia to discuss climate change with 52 self-described climate skeptics on the television program Insight.

Breastfeeding, a prime instance of close physical contact between mother and infant, has been linked with physical and cognitive benefits for the child [ 1– 5].

Facebook is a prime example of this.

Trident is a prime example of this.

The Boston Vegetarian Society is a prime example of this.

AirBnB is a prime example of this.