Sentence examples for another notable instance of from inspiring English sources

Another notable instance of the progression of cinematic phrasing toward greater euphony is a line of Mae West's.

For the most part, however, these awards have honoured people who haven't made the Olivier shortlist: Olivier nominee Ian McKellen's whatsonstage best actor win for his Lear - another notable instance of stage nudity - is the exception that proves the rule.

It is also another notable instance of the Obama administration opening the door to Syria on what it calls a basis of mutual interest and respect — and as part of a broader strategy of trying to get the country to turn away from its alliances with Iran and Islamic militant groups.

In another notable instance, Pepco sold its power plant unit in order to shed exposure to commodity fluctuations.

Another notable instance was a rescinded promise by Carnegie Museum of Art trustee James H. Rich to donate Peter Doig's 2004 painting Red Boat (Imaginary Boys) to the museum.

Perhaps the most notable instance of human branding in British history is the case of James Nayler.

A notable instance of recent natural selection is the emergence of lactose tolerance — the ability to digest lactose in adulthood — among the cattle-herding people of northern Europe some 5,000 years ago.

This appears to have been the first notable instance of what became famous as the Preminger tantrum — an empurpled complexion followed by a seeming loss of control and shrieking insults.

Aristotle spoke of "things said in many ways," a notable instance of which is "being".

Perhaps the most notable instance of a continuing concurrent use registration is that of Holiday Inn.

The most notable instance of Ba Cụt's abandoning the fight against the Việt Minh came in mid-1953.