Sentence examples for instance of people from inspiring English sources

I've heard more than one instance of people who sent holiday cards to Allen's presumed address only to have them returned unopened.

In his book "Biblical Prose Prayer," from 1983, Professor Greenberg examined every instance of people praying in the Bible and concluded that their prayers were what he called "a vehicle of humility, an expression of un-self-sufficiency". "Many of those who prayed in the Bible were commoners; you don't have to be a priest in the Bible to pray," Professor Sarna said.

So why, then, are some of the most technically adept people willing to take on even potentially broader privacy risks than the perils of receiving e-mail and surfing the Web? Think, for instance, of people adept enough to use Napster or Gnutella or various other software programs that let people swap digital music or other media files over the Internet.

Sadly, rollin' coal isn't the first instance of people deliberately neglecting the environment to make a statement.

This square of striped cotton, and a few others like it, represents the first known instance of people using indigo to dye a textile blue.

The story is now the third reported instance of people with claims about the president's infidelities being paid for their silence.

"There have been instances of people sleeping in the lobby".

Bookshops report many instances of people buying a dozen copies for family and friends.

There were instances of people who were suspected of being spies.

"It basically said there have been some instances of people slipping a bit," he said.

"There have been a good few instances of people getting it wrong," Glynn says.