Sentence examples for best instance of a from inspiring English sources

More prosperous countries seem to have lower rates of church attendance, although America the best instance of a country of competing sects rather than a state religion is a conspicuous exception.

Perhaps the best instance of an artist the Fishers collected in depth is Richter, the world's most revered (and expensive) living painter.

If that is true, he said, "this is easily the best instance of overkill, of blitzkrieg, on the record".

It's probably the best instance of pointless, self-induced panic by baseball fans after the announcement of Opening Day rosters.

Darwin is probably the best instance of the soft style in science history, and Bregman is very much in this soft-mind tradition.

A natural, though ultimately unsuccessful, reply is that construing something as the best instance of its kind that it can be does not require taking that kind to be good.

Moreover, one might think that in order to construe legal practice as the best instance of the kind of thing that it is requires making thick evaluative claims about the law.

This was the best instance of civic engagement I can remember from the past year.

(I mention this because of the horrible, almost comically inept moment when the court clerk asked him to raise his right arm, the best instance of obliviousness to another I have witnessed in my lifetime).

Figure  4 shows ten independent runs of the best instance of act-detect (first fold).

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