Sentence examples for classic pattern of from inspiring English sources

"It's a very classic pattern of exploitation," Ms. Dorigny said.

What Campanella was describing in New Orleans is the classic pattern of African-American demographic mobility.

Hasan did not fit the classic pattern of a stressed soldier.

Frank Bruni portrays the classic pattern of well-intentioned and misdirected administrators of all religious, ethnic and cultural groups.

"It fits the classic pattern of an economy that is starting to gather momentum," said Richard Berner, the chief domestic economist at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter.

But college baseball then meant much more than it does now, & Caldwell was a great ballplayer, in the classic pattern of the early Babe Ruth-a winning pitcher who could hit a long ball.

Classic patterns of migration, common to many communities, see new immigrants settle where they have already family or personal links.

He also makes it clear, if we hadn't noticed before, how drastically the entire genre breaks with the classic patterns of romantic comedy.

This has increased the importance of more classic patterns of transhumance.

The histological diagnosis is based on two classic patterns of the arrangement of neoplastic cells in the glandular stroma: (1) single-file linear cords dispersed throughout a fibrous tissue (so-called Indian file) and (2) concentric cell arrangements involving ducts and lobules, described as a "targetoid" appearance (Fig. 5).

But Ross et al. reason as follows: the existing category "maps relatively smoothly onto the class of people who exhibit classic patterns of addictive behaviour as a result of a specific kind of dysfunction in their dopaminergic reward system and consequent neuroadaptation impairing frontal control circuits.