Sentence examples for classic instances of from inspiring English sources

There is a temptation to cite last summer's rampages -- as well as earlier ones in the town of Yakaolang and elsewhere -- as classic instances of "ethnic cleansing".

So a black woman can join the feminist movement and still fall victim to classic instances of racism, and she can also become a pro-black activist and still face sexism from the inexplicably all-male leadership.

(This is a classic instance of his deferring of responsibility.

Greenberg's essay is a classic instance of the perils of us-versus-them argument.

Kidspeak is a classic instance of compression in balance with concision.

Their victories are a classic instance of the maxim that politics are local.

Chrysler's fortunes in the Great Depression are a classic instance of this.

Arsenic provides a classic instance of the virtually permanent poisoning of the soil.

The conventional account of the nineteen-sixties has become a classic instance of this type of confusion.

The film reimagines a classic instance of record company mismanagement of a genius musician's innovatory ambitions.

One piece of reportage captures the authentic Derek tone in a classic instance of Paul's readiness to perform anywhere.