Sentence examples for a spectacular instance of from inspiring English sources

And this particular novel — a fictional memoir posing as a fraudulent introduction to a forged play — is a spectacular instance of the confidence game.

The most spectacular instance of the silencing of a thinker of note may well have been the restrictions placed upon Galileo in 1633.

It is a spectacular example of a broader turnaround.

It's "a spectacular example of innovation," he says. .

Because ice halos are a spectacular example of our blindness.

Silk glands are a spectacular example of gland-specific gene expression of the functionally differentiated spidroin gene family members.

The criticism that has been levelled at France ever since the burkini scandal broke – especially since the pictures emerged of armed policemen forcing a Muslim woman sitting on a beach to partly undress – has brought to mind other, different, but no less spectacular instances of what some have described as "French-bashing".

It is ubiquitous in the Moroccan Jewish context, whether cast in metal, drawn on paper or, in one spectacular instance, imbedded within a filigree pattern of trees, flowers, menorahs and swans cut from paper and colored foil.

The most spectacular instance comes after a lengthy disquisition - a bit too long, I was thinking - on events in Pristina during the reign of Stephen Dushan in the 14th century.

He has a spectacular view of football.

It's a spectacular reversal of fortunes.