Sentence examples for episode is an example of from inspiring English sources

But this episode is an example of how the double whammy of terrorism fears and the Republican National Convention can lead some in New York down unusual paths.

And yet the episode is an example of how the unfolding national political drama is intersecting with the intricate, layered dynamics of a small and clannish legal community.

The Halabja episode is an example of the nettlesome moral politics that arise whenever there are allegations of chemical-weapons use.

At its best, the episode is an example of the series at its most ambitious, with the performers and production team working in tandem to deliver some of their best ever scenes, particularly in the final quarter.

He concluded that the episode is an example of "propulsive fun" and applauded its myriad of attention-grabbing sequences.

While there is no evidence that White behaved improperly, the episode is an example of what critics often deride as a too-cozy relationship between regulators and defense attorneys, and it almost certainly will be raised by Congress during White's confirmation hearing.

After the fact, the Florida Department of Health concluded that the episode was an example of "mass sociogenic illness".

On Friday, in an official response to the Dawn group's complaints, the government that said it was being unfairly maligned and that the episode was an example of press irresponsibility rather then political intimidation.

The episode was an example of "a good outline" in the series where the storyboards and humor were done easily.

Former U.S. Attorney David Iglesias, who was fired during the George W. Bush administration after Republicans complained that he failed to bring enough voter fraud cases, told HuffPost that the episode was an example of "the type of de minimis case" ― that is, a case too minor to merit consideration ― "that U.S. Attorneys almost never prosecute".

Furthermore, Deans reasoned that the episode was an example of "what The X-Files would have been, had Scully been the believer: a woman being told that she is hysterical, a woman being told that she imagined it all [and] a woman being told that the evidence of her own body is invalid", a direction that would have been "startling ".