Sentence examples for most famous instance from inspiring English sources

The most famous instance is the American Medical Association's campaign against the creation of Medicare.

Perhaps the most famous instance of incumbent justices changing their mind on a high-profile issue occurred in the 1940s.

The undramatic, small-print language in which Lincoln offered the Emancipation Proclamation is the most famous instance of his mastery of anti-heroic rhetoric.

The most famous instance was 40 years ago, when André Malraux staged his splashy, ambitious "Musée Imaginaire" in 1973, which Lévy visited in his 20s.

The most famous instance was the English enclosure movement of the 18th and 19th centuries, which paved the way for the expansion of many great landed estates.

(Perhaps the most famous instance came last summer, when Don McGahn, the White House counsel, reportedly persuaded him to reverse an order to fire Mueller).

This has led to a detailed scrutiny of so-called abstraction principles, of which Basic Law V and HP are the two most famous instances.

One of the most famous instances of carrier-borne disease in medical history was the case of "Typhoid Mary" (byname of Mary Mallon).

So, too, can some of the most famous instances where those laws have been breached, such as the case of Enron, the collapsed American energy company.Long before modern financiers created a market in asset-backed securities (the source of this year's turmoil) Kreuger was a master of the art.

One of the most famous instances of mistaken identity occurred in 1988.

One of the most famous instances of a show reviled by many, while still managing a degree of ratings success, is Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps, which ran astonishingly for an entire decade.