Sentence examples for in a classic instance from inspiring English sources

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

"Not every water body can support a bathing situation," a representative of the state Department of Environmental Conservation said last week, in a classic instance of bureaucratic understatement.

"Not every water body can support a bathing situation," a representative of the state Department of Environmental Conservation said last week, in a classic instance….

In a classic instance of the old American story – private profit, public cost – parents sometimes get their state to pay for what the insurers won't but should.

By Ben McGrath "Not every water body can support a bathing situation," a representative of the state Department of Environmental Conservation said last week, in a classic instance of bureaucratic understatement.

Although some restaurateurs have grumbled that Time Warner, in a classic instance of bad timing, will dump high-priced tables on a market that cannot absorb them, Mr. Wolf observes that New Yorkers may be more than ready for a thrill.

The Darien expedition is a rich chapter in raw capitalism, a classic instance of greed and ambition triumphing over reason.

He would later return to his home country as a conscript in the French army, a classic instance of divided identity.

So there was nothing too farfetched in Gotham's decision to stage "Eliogabalo," a classic instance of Venetian opera, in a burlesque house.

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

In the void, I flicked through my Daily Mail until chancing, in the health section, on a classic instance of Jungian synchronicity.