Sentence examples for but another instance of from inspiring English sources

McGee takes a philosophical approach: from his perspective, the story of Detroit is but another instance of a cosmic tale in which destruction and rebirth are inextricably intertwined.

It was but another instance of fashion labels "enabling everyone to feel like an author," said Ferdinando Verderi, the creative director of Johannes Leonardo, an advertising agency for a variety of brands.

Prendergast traces in detail the locations and forms of a quietly nondogmatic yet insistently skeptical voice that questions the redemptive aesthetic the novel is so often taken to celebrate, bringing the reader to wonder whether that aesthetic is but another instance of the mirage or the mad belief that, in other guises, figures prominently in In Search of Lost Time.

But it's another instance of commercial pandering.

This latest kerfuffle is piffle, but it is another instance of Republicans dragging women back to the past to re-litigate issues they thought were long settled.

But it is another instance of Amazon's spider-like reach in the online retailing world in its quest to sell people anything they want to buy.

But this is just another instance of how critics who fail to step outside their own worldviews risk overlooking a fresh direction in American independent film.

Many of these pictures are now in the Prado, but not all -- yet another instance of the peripatetic lives of works of art that seem permanently housed only until the next upheaval strikes.

But could this just be another instance of the credit's serving as a collection of random people/objects throughout the show?

Is this, like opera, another instance of clever but politically powerless composers using more prominent coattails to get their music before the public?

"We're all enmeshed with digital technology, and this is another instance of that, but it's somehow pleasurable, because you don't feel like you're 'on rails,' being force-fed a message.