Sentence examples for instance of mass from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile we have a pretty stunning instance of mass mutual trust.

It was an instance of mass nostalgia, the sharing of bittersweet artifacts from the very recent past.

Just about every recorded instance of mass murder given saturation coverage on US television is followed by another mass murder, somewhere around the country, within two weeks.

It's hard to know the scale of the violence, but I finished my reporting convinced that this is an instance of mass rape.

In short, this seems like an instance of mass rape — adding one more layer of misery to the world's most desperate humanitarian crisis.

Yes, most of us do not commit acts of gun violence, but every instance of mass killings using guns involves a perpetrator with mental illness, the signs and symptoms of which were ignored or undetected out of ignorance or shame.

They have also identified 1,222 probable instances of mass killings during the war.

Instances of "mass disturbances" have risen steadily since 1993, even as the Chinese economy has enjoyed scorching growth.

The government and the insurgents reported diametrically opposite accounts of what happened in Houla, as they have in many other instances of mass killings in Syria.

For example, professional football (soccer) and county cricket, the best-known instances of mass sports, particularly in the early days, witnessed the class distinction between "gentleman" and "players," as well as north-south differences.

In a chapter dealing with abusive online commentary, there are various descriptions of specific instances of mass trolling the Donglegate affair, for instance, and the perfect storm of nerd misogyny around Anita Sarkeesian's "Tropes vs. Women in Video Games" project but not nearly as much analysis of what these new forms and failures of communication might mean on a cultural level.