Sentence examples for lone instance from inspiring English sources
"This is not a lone instance but occurring in several areas," he says.
Yet, white women did not appear in this show – except in the lone instance of the decapitated head of a white woman in Judith and Holofernes.
A lone instance of infidelity troubles the middle-aged protagonist in ways that illustrate the price of lust, and the eroding splendor of the Canadian wilderness reflects the greed of reckless developers.
Take the lone entrepreneur, for instance.
Still, the government has asserted that Mr. Paciello was not simply "a lone player in instances of street thuggery" but was intricately tied to a "powerful organized crime syndicate".
For instance a lone chatter occasionally heard in isolation might produce a bell-like tone, accompanied by a crisp British-inflected voice speaking the recently typed text.
She ran through a PowerPoint of foreign terrorist groups (al Shabaab, Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan, etc)., instances of "lone wolf" attacks, and the possibility of Islamic State fighters returning home, which, she said, could happen anytime.
(His employees have internalized a kind of Morse code for deciphering his moods and intentions: "Hey hey" prefigures good news, for instance, whereas a lone "Hey" means business).
One, for instance, involved a lone Israeli soldier at an observation post on a hill a few dozen yards over the nominal line, although the next day he was joined by two armored personnel carriers.
For instance, Bobbie, a lone parent with four children, had her tax credits stopped in May, leaving her to support her family for four months on £130 a week.
