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Seeing these two women as a united front is a striking instance of the show's departure from sequestering its characters emotionally.

The piece is a striking instance of the low art of red-baiting disguised as high-minded criticism.

The present case provides a striking instance of the fact.

A striking instance of making a distinction between canonical and semicanonical scriptures occurs in Hinduism.

This latest proposal is a striking instance of that movement's devolution into a cacophony of paranoia and incoherence.

A striking instance of the evil and its cure is to be seen in the recent history of the States now composing the German Empire.

Because he is a searching psychologist and a canny narrator, the consequences of the encounter become a striking instance of fate fulfilling itself.

"Winding Road Next 77 Miles," the sign at the top of the pass read; this turned out to be a striking instance of Western understatement.

A striking instance of how the story has influenced American perceptions appears in "The Next 100 Years," by the consultant George Friedman.

Sweeden was a striking instance.

Both L.H.O.O.Q. and Schwartz's Mona/Leo project are a striking instance of the Bearded Lady archetype, which finds its match in Duchamp's L.H.O.O.Q.