Sentence examples for becomes an instance from inspiring English sources

Yet this matters much less than the description of how history can encroach upon an ordinary family, and how simple survival becomes an instance of heroism.

Bayesian statistical inference thus becomes an instance of probabilistic logic (cf. Hailperin 1986, Halpern 2003, Haenni et al 2011).

If meaning is conventional, then the evolution of meaning becomes an instance of the evolution of conventions.

However, when not all bnodes are named, finding the largest common subgraph becomes an instance of the graph isomorphism problem.

Although E1 and E2 by themselves do not imply access internalism, it is quite plausible to maintain that evidentialism, when embellished with Luminosity and Necessity, becomes an instance of access internalism.[27] Next, let us consider why reliabilism is an externalist theory.

(5) Semantical fallaciousness results from the ambiguity of terms; the conclusion will follow if the sense given to the term in the premises makes the premises false, but if the other sense is ascribed to the term, making the premises true, the conclusion does not follow (it becomes an instance of formal fallaciousness).

A piece of gaming mythology had become an instance of archeological fact.

Suddenly a moment of rare theatrical magic became an instance of familiar Broadway mechanics — and, it seemed to me, of cynical manipulation, one that marred a show that has no need to traffic in it.

In the United States, there wasn't much tradition to draw on, or, at least, none that mattered to Preminger, but he partook of the two other kinds in paradoxical combination — he became an instance of overwhelming personal charisma operating in a society that prized rationality and legality.

I just hope that in years to come it becomes an isolated instance.

In many instances it becomes a case of pay-me-now-or-pay-me-a-lot-more-later.