Sentence examples for is a classic instance from inspiring English sources

(This is a classic instance of his deferring of responsibility.

Kidspeak is a classic instance of compression in balance with concision.

Greenberg's essay is a classic instance of the perils of us-versus-them argument.

It is often asked whether there is a visible difference between female and male directors; here is a classic instance.

The book she was working on, Pilgrim at Tinker Creek, is a classic instance of the nonfiction work of art.

This is a classic instance of eating your seed corn and of the way that fiscal "responsibility" can actually be irresponsible.

Their victories are a classic instance of the maxim that politics are local.

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

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

It was a classic instance of her weather-changing prowess, but also a signal that her opponents might sometimes turn tables on the lady.

These results are a classic instance of "a glass half full vs. a glass half empty". Compared to members of the House and Senate, the public is clearly more moderate.