Sentence examples for a rare instance for from inspiring English sources

It was a rare instance for us.

"This high volume is a rare instance for not only Atlanta but also school systems around the country," Richardson added.

It was a rare instance for me; I actually recognized the beauty of a moment while I was still in it.

Jolie ends her New York Times article discussing the "challenges" of life, but this is a rare instance of her opting for euphemisms.

If that slow growth produces a Republican defeat in November, it will be a rare instance of economic accountability for a party with a long history of delivering meager income gains for most American families.

Back in 2011, it was described as a rare instance of turkeys voting for Christmas.

It was a rare instance of a risk backfiring for the Twins, and in the end it did not matter.

The senator left his briefing books behind for a rare instance of mingling with his journalism posse at a Berlin restaurant as he sipped a rare "very dry" martini with olives.

A rare instance of art that qualifies for the adjective legendary, this sweeping, innovative silent film, first released in 1927 and accompanied at its premiere in Paris by an Arthur Honegger score, was rereleased in the years that followed and shown in various versions that ranged from 80 minutes to 4 hours.

The new plan held until last month, when Taylor visited the lake to scout out potential launching points, and discovered a bulldozer atop Cherry Hill, which had suddenly been fenced off for reparations — a rare instance of a construction project running ahead of schedule, catching even Parks officials by surprise.

In a rare instance of seeking to hold individuals accountable for company misdeeds, the Justice Department also filed criminal charges against three BP employees in connection with the accident.