Sentence examples for instance of the way from inspiring English sources

It seemed like yet another instance of the way the tech industry explodes antiquated business models.

It was a classic instance of the way bad weather can make a festival less than the sum of its parts.

The Tea Party in the US offers a fish-in-a-barrel instance of the way that the reactionary right now draws from the identity-politics playbook set out by its opponents.

In an instance of the way the state-owned press can manipulate the news, the tabloid Vecerni Novosti today printed a computer-distorted photograph of the crowd at Mr. Milosevic's rally on Wednesday at Berane, in Montenegro.

In its reading of architectural space, for instance — of the way in which bodies can lose themselves in rooms — it has few peers, and, for an adult film, it seems obsessed with childishness, as Marlon Brando and Maria Schneider, amid tears and tantrums, act out their contempt for the grownup world.

On the coach journey to the stadium he and his players drank a beer or two: "Just another instance of the way we created a relaxed mood rather than have a coachload of uptight footballers worried sick about the 90 minutes coming up".

Another of Benjamin's ideas informs – and is tested by – the many photographs Struth made of people looking at paintings in museums (and, in a few instances, of the way these people might appear to the paintings they are looking at).

Much is made, for instance, of the cheeky way in which the French fobbed off their worst wine on the Germans while walling up their best for future private consumption; how bottles were relabelled, paperwork fiddled, vintages adulterated, and the Boches taken for a ride.

This is not an isolated instance of this way of thinking in Orwell.

"Just keeping my kids on the straight and narrow and getting them not to hate people, in some instances, because of the way they were treated was a full-time job".

"Just keeping my kids on the straight and narrow — and getting them not to hate people, in some instances, because of the way they were treated — was a full-time job".