Sentence examples for another instalment from inspiring English sources

Reviewing Toni Morrison's last novel, A Mercy (2008), in the New Yorker, John Updike referred to it as "another instalment of her noble and necessary fictional project of exposing the infamies of slavery and the hardships of being African-American".

The nobility and necessity of the enterprise does not quite offset the sense of weariness that comes from that "another instalment", and Updike had a point: exposure of infamies and hardship is a fairly limited artistic ambition.

A WEEK without another instalment in America's mutual-fund scandal?

Was this another instalment of the terror stalking Europe?

Another autumn, another instalment in the world's biggest game series.

Each role becomes another instalment in a complex psychobiography.

THE financial world's top-rated soap opera got another instalment on July 25th.

Each week brings another instalment of Hitler's rants spinning into your inbox.

Another instalment in the popular Olympics series: why you should always meet your heroes.

Yes, it's another instalment from life in the slow lane of department store retailing.

The Western Canon was an elaboration of this fight, and his new book is another instalment.