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

But the proposed restoration of full relations with Egypt, the first Arab state to make formal peace with Israel, is a telling instance of Iran's new pragmatism.From their lair in the parliament building, the reformists view all this with wry amusement.

Ray Velcoro escaped from a similarly sticky situation, although in that instance there was a telling lack of blood.

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.

I was told, for instance, of a 60-year-old father who stays at home all day on Playstation because he is too embarrassed to admit he cannot find work, while sharing his home with his jobless daughter and her jobless partner.

This was a rare instance of restraint.

This is an instance of that.

This is an instance of quick.

We are told, for instance, of Brigham Young's ban on dramas that romanticized monogamous love at his community theatre; as one of Young's followers says, "I ain't sitting through no play where a man makes such a cussed fuss over one woman".

After getting a slow start because they refused to believe the first Florida anthrax case was an instance of terrorism, officials kept telling us not to worry, that anthrax was not dangerous unless the terrorists could find a delivery system.

It was funny that it was happening as I was telling of another instance, but also awesome that he was able to catch himself.

Baum's audience sensed a threat in there, the kind of thing feminists will tell you is really an instance of the fear of the uncontrollable wildness of the feminine.