Sentence examples for favorite instance from inspiring English sources
She also had a fine talent for free-floating malice -- my favorite instance being the two-fisted Maileresque novelist in "Once Is Not Enough" whom she endowed with a small penis.
My personal favorite instance of the ebb and flow of technology trends is where computing power is located.
After a moment I point out my favorite instance of contemporary Western architecture, immediately on our left.
Any previous diversions -- Abraham Lincoln's suspension of habeas corpus during the Civil War is a favorite instance cited -- were short, specific, and reversed or overturned.
Adele performs in the same formation constantly, but one of my favorite instances is from a video of Nick Jonas, gregariously singing a "gospel version" of "Jealous" at Westfield's shopping center in London.
We would also work extremely closely with law enforcement and the intelligence community to not only verify or share forensics data, but in one of my favorite instances actually help coerce two Russian hackers to the U.S. from Russia, where they performed more hacking and were quickly arrested.
Here are a few of my most favorite instances I've witnessed first hand.
A good example of that type, and what is now my second-favorite instance of a cultural intersection of espionage and cricket, can be seen in the clips from "The Lady Vanishes," Hitchcock's 1938 film, below.
The advances include Smart Albums, which lets users create digital photo albums that automatically update themselves, adding photos that have specific dates, keywords or ratings -- five stars for favorites, for instance, said Greg Scallon, Apple's iPhoto project manager.
In his 1963 story "Black Is My Favorite Color," for instance, the Jewish protagonist is trapped in a prison of his desire for, among other things, black women — those others who both are and are not a version of himself.
One of my all-time favorite adaptations, for instance, is Adaptation, in which Charlie Kaufman sets out to make a movie out of Susan Orlean's The Orchid Thief and winds up casting himself as the hero and the author herself as a libidinous drug-user who contributes to an internet porn site.
