Sentence examples for like an instance of from inspiring English sources

IT looked like an instance of fashion by fiat.

To the outside observer, this doesn't look like an instance of comedy's race problem.

In short, this seems like an instance of mass rape — adding one more layer of misery to the world's most desperate humanitarian crisis.

It certainly looked like an instance of powerful institutions and powerful people punishing a lowly private for revealing things that they would rather have kept hidden.

That's always the prospective argument while this stuff is happening, of course, but in retrospect it hasn't recently turned out to be true.This looks to me like an instance of a broader problem we're having in American discourse these days: an over-ubiquity of non-zero-sum thinking.

The well-publicized fight for control of the Louisville-based media empire owned by the Bingham family may have looked like an instance of women struggling to claim their rightful place in a business world that still largely discriminates against them.

Two extra syllables, like blush after makeup, just that requisite fuzziness, like ambiguity in an instance of total candor.

Seeing this fox causes a token of "X" and one would like to say that this is an instance of mistaking a fox for a dog, hence a false tokening.

(Note to Michelle and Barack Obama: See this immediately.) At the center of the play is an instance of Hamlet-like vacillation: Elizabeth knows that her throne is unstable as long as Mary, who still has a fanatical following in England, lives.

Like Balti curry, it's an instance of the law of unintended consequences.

To be fair, this is a way for Viewsonic to hedge their bets and avoids the licensing fees associated with installing an instance of something like Splashtop.