Sentence examples for a strange instance from inspiring English sources

In a strange instance of life's art following art's art, a researcher has discovered tiny letters and numbers in the eyes of the famous Leonardo da Vinci painting.

For Hillary, the current status of the superdelegate system might be a strange instance of cruel irony: The term "superdelegate" was coined by Susan Estrich, who argued that predominantly white and male unpledged delegates could marginalize women and minorities.

'Recall: Selected works 1969-2004' includeveryery sort of strange instance - telekinesis, hallucination, visitation, flying saucers, the voices of the dead as 'recorded' by a Latvian novelist, visions of the Virgin at Fatima.

"It's one of those very strange instances where you just have to acknowledge that everything you think is personal is actually very shared".

In strange instances of life imitating art, then imitating life, Atamanuik has even made eerie, inadvertent predictions on the show that have come to pass in Washington.

That is, Kellert seems to be saying we understand how chaos arises when we can point to a period doubling sequence or to the presence of a strange attractor, for instance.

The effort to imagine Kennewick Man, as he came to be called, has been going on ever since, in what must be the strangest instance yet of racial profiling.

But the loss of art is a strange thing, in this instance conferring on this art that always seemed so hard and ugly and tough the beauty of something gone for ever.

It seems a strange introduction to European civilisation, for instance, that can find no space for Newgrange, Avebury or Carnac.

For Ai, the news is, in the first instance, a step closer to the end of a strange purgatory.

"It's been probably a strange year for Mike, probably disappointing for the most part and frustrating in a lot of instances," Francona said.