Sentence examples for no better instance from inspiring English sources

The frustratingly slow grind of the law can be illustrated in no better instance than the case of the Bowraville murders.

His comment on Updike's "Beautiful Bowel Movement," in which the poet celebrates his excretion of a "flawless coil," runs as follows: "I know no better instance of an artist's belief that form counts, that everything natural has its ideal or spiritual fulfillment".

There are probably no better instances of formalization indeterminacy in any scientific context.

Why is it that some people — and no one is a better instance of this than Wittgenstein — are able to impose their personality so forcefully on a time that they seem unencompassably large, while others, however large their thoughts, remain in some way little?

2) Even the better instances of that sub-genre are still not very satisfying over time to the author.

We argue that given the obtained correlation information, a human expert can earn insight into the JSSP structure, and consequently design better instances, design better heuristic or hyper-heuristics, design better benchmark instances, and in general make better decisions and perform better-informed trade-offs in various stages of the scheduling process.

For instance, there's no better way to greet the city than to walk up La Rambla, the mile-long pedestrian boulevard that starts near the Grand Marina.

They were better – for instance those for Olic and Perisic at the end of both halves – and I am satisfied.

Elsewhere, most services are less bad than we think – better, for instance, in rural Britain than rural France.

In fact, simpler is better – for instance, if you wrap all your presents in the same paper, the display under the tree is going to look great.

To secure broad consent for public investments, he wants HUD to measure outcomes better, for instance tracking high-school graduation rates of children in public housing.