Sentence examples for dramatic instance from inspiring English sources

The most dramatic instance of this principle is provided by conditioned food aversions.

This year witnessed the most dramatic instance of the Russian government acknowledging Soviet crimes.

The career of Al Capone was a dramatic instance of the development of bootlegging on a large scale.

The second dramatic instance of the big picture overwhelming the small was the utter collapse of the Liberal Democrats.

Enron is only the latest and most dramatic instance of an accounting firm's failing to protect the public from largely fictional financial reporting by a major company.

Perhaps the most dramatic instance of this involved Sheppie, a dog who had been missing for two months when his owner called Katz.

"This was one of the most dramatic instances of atrocities in the 20th century".

In the more dramatic instances of collective panic, people trample one another in vain efforts to reach safety.

Among the most dramatic instances of such re-emerging problems was that of renewed hostility toward the sizable minority of Romani ("gypsies") in the Czech Republic.

And these moves are only the most dramatic instances of a broader trend: between 2009 and 2012, forty-five states passed some kind of pension reform.

Although the adaptive value of forgetting may not be obvious, dramatic instances of sudden forgetting (as in amnesia) can be seen to be adaptive.