Istanbul, for instance, "is a wonderful racket of visual splendour".
What Part of Me, for instance, is a wonderful, chugging pop song that shines brightly over a metronomic beat.
Scientists like Jason Box, for instance, who wrote a wonderful piece explaining why he felt at some risk to his career it was necessary to be there.
For instance, even with a wonderful new book out to sell, David Hicks's widow, Lady Pamela (Mountbatten) Hicks, viewed the prospect of talking about Albany as out of the question.
"In Machaut, for instance, there is a wonderful harmonic invention that reminds me of Ravel's 'Gaspard de la Nuit,' the interval of a fifth in 'Le Gibet.' More generally, I think that having heard a great composition of the past might open a new way of approaching a contemporary work".
(Rural) As with other health care providers, retaining a rural CAM workforce can also be difficult, for instance, "...there was a wonderful man up here but he decided to go because his wife had been bitten by so many ticks".
In a wonderful instance of form reflecting content, the murky ambience of Hill Street merged with an authorial ambivalence towards its flawed cops.
For instance, the Mayor has a wonderful aria comparing the emotions Sandrina has aroused in him to musical instruments (duly illustrated by the orchestra).
This is a wonderful instance of Reagan's way of operating, because it so perfectly compresses his standard series of moves, from firm resistance to realistic, but unacknowledged, compromise — done, in Reagan's mind, for Ginsburg's sake, not for his own.
For instance Mr. Cotterill concocts a wonderful scene in which Siri and Civilai, who learned to love the cinema in Paris and will still sit through anything shown on a movie screen (even titles like "The Benefits of Oiling Your Weapon"), attend the politically expedient version of a Bruce Lee film.
