Sentence examples similar to an instance of live from inspiring English sources

If a majority of Congress nevertheless passed the change as an ordinary statute, would we really say that this was just an instance of living constitutionalism?

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"While we shall see multiplied instances of Europeans going to live in America," wrote Thomas Jefferson, "I will venture to say no man now living will ever see an instance of an American removing to settle in Europe".

An instance of what might be called live instrumental cinema, it conjured episodes in Brooklyn history from the time of the Philharmonic's founding to the present.

The result is an extended instance of the "live conversation" that Auden believed criticism to be.

Some of the earliest instances of live performance came from D.J.'s who played one alongside their turntables.

It was a clear instance of America living up to its highest founding ideals.

I predict that we are about to go deeper, and so we shall, taking a look at four instances of lives ruined by Mitt Romney and his insatiable quest to remodel his homes.

However, if we want to move beyond the a priori privileging of certain sources of solidarity, we need to analyse concrete instances of living together in diversity from the perspective of how different sources of solidarity are combined and articulated in specific contexts.

It is the first known instance of a living witness emerging from the arid mass of technical detail that has so far shaped the investigation into the election hacking and the heated debate it has stirred.

There were other truces in 1915 and later – and there are always instances of chivalrous "live and let live" in military history – but 1914 was before poison gas, the Lusitania, nurse Edith Cavell and the other events that embittered the allied side, and made football between the trenches more difficult.