Sentence examples for is a clear instance of from inspiring English sources

Here is a clear instance of a critique of rationalism.

The new settlement is a clear instance of justice delayed.

The case of Gary McKinnon is a clear instance of a vulnerable individual being targeted by an overwhelmingly powerful force.

There is a clear instance of expanding the scoring in one Gabriele Fattorini's... Sacri concerti a due voci... (... Sacred Concerts for Two Voices...)...

This is a clear instance of the clause for implication in the Proof Interpretation.

(DJN IV.1.1) Unlike natural signs or associations (e.g., dawn, smoke, groans), speech is an artificial construct of humans over time: learned rather than congenital, and arbitrary or accidental instead of naturally uniform, it is a clear instance of the willful imposition of moral entities upon the world so as to give rise to new obligations.

He pleaded for a "constructive effort" from church communities and local parishes to "alleviate the adverse consequences of intolerance and xenophobia, including what appears to be a clear instance of aversion and animosity toward Poles".

The arrests, she told me, were a clear instance of authorities using the trials against the deep state to silence dissent; at the time, journalists responded with expressions of anger and solidarity, but to do so they often had to put aside their feelings about the accused.

This was a clear instance of Samsung responding to feedback from users frustrated by all the times they mistook the camera for the fingerprint reader.

It was a clear instance of America living up to its highest founding ideals.

The purpose of the investigation, of course, may just have been to discourage activism, but in this case it had the opposite effect: People were inspired by the activists' refusal to testify against one another in the face of what even four years ago looked to be a clear instance of a law enforcement agency overreaching.