Sentence examples for by some instance of from inspiring English sources

He was most easily taken in short doses, often at his best when provoked by some instance of conspicuous stupidity.

After that, many queries are performed over the KDM model to recover the application structure, which is represented by some instances of the KDM metaclasses.

So, when you possess the information encoded by the premises of some instance of deductive reasoning, do you possess the information encoded by the conclusion?

I illustrate the present importance of judicial dtatesmanship by engaging some instances of its existence or absence during the U.S. Supreme Court's October 2006 Term.

Fourth, the first round of presidential elections was marred by serious irregularities and some instances of blatant rigging.

A vascular mechanism is supported by the finding in some instances of microscopic hemorrhages in vessels within the lesion.

The Sydney Morning Herald reports that two-thirds of school psychologists, counselors, teachers and mental health workers who responded to a survey by the Queensland University of Technology reported seeing some instances of "overparenting" while more than a quarter said they'd seen many.

Some instances of "propaganda by the deed" carried out by French and Spanish anarchists in the 1880s and 1890s were indiscriminate killings of common citizens; but that was an exception, rather than the rule.

There were some instances of coercion by the security forces this year but much less than in the past, according to observers.

While the industry itself has not drawn final conclusions from the events that began eight months ago at Fukushima, Mr. Pietangelo cited some instances of innovation by workers at the Japanese reactor complex as a lesson for operators elsewhere.

Judging by some earlier instances of this approach, it can also ruin a film.