Sentence examples for more an instance of from inspiring English sources
Wasn't Northern Ireland, for instance, less a land grab by London and more an instance of a young Irish state not commanding the allegiance of the Protestant north?
The result has been less a case of anticompetitive behavior and more an instance of self-interest on a broad scale.
Now Mary's belief is true, but intuitively, it is no more an instance of knowledge than the false belief in the first step was.
"This was more of an instance of us using a common phrase than it was copying his wording," an ESPN spokesman..
This suggests that the plasticity of the LPJ in A. citrinellus might not be a trait under selection itself, but more likely an instance of a hidden reaction norm [ 20].
The filter suppressed either those frequencies that were generally more pronounced in an instance of /ɛ/, as compared with /I/ (i.e., an /I/-minus-/ɛ/ filter), or the reverse (i.e., an /ɛ/-minus-/I/ filter).
From a distance — say, from the ticket line, which almost never has enough buyers in it to account for the number of tickets available — the Hall of Fame seems little more than a gag, an instance of bumpkin boosterism.
It appears that the findings we report here are more likely to be an instance of the latter than the former.
Each case could be classified as an instance of more than one heuristic or bias.
This is just an instance of the more general conflict between the needs and desires of the individual and those of the larger society.
(This is an instance of a more general 'qua-problem'.
