Sentence examples for notable instances from inspiring English sources

Here are some other notable instances.

But their response, in some notable instances, was punctuated by jubilant, if not jingoistic, celebrations.

There have been some notable instances when the Clinton administration has blocked or restructured mergers that would have passed unscathed under the Republicans.

There have been notable instances in recent decades when the armed services lobbied quietly with allies in Congress to undo a defense secretary's cuts.

In three notable instances, however, the performing arts in China and in Japan can be seen to be closely related to the visual arts.

Famous and notable instances are lovingly prized; the world's first modern book was Gutenberg's 42-line bible and the US national anthem is about an historic 42ft star-spangled banner.

Perhaps the most notable instance of human branding in British history is the case of James Nayler.

In the most notable instance, the Energy Department ordered reluctant power generators in 2000 to sell electricity to troubled California utilities.

Another notable instance of the progression of cinematic phrasing toward greater euphony is a line of Mae West's.

IT MUST be lonely being on stage these days in New York and, in at least one notable instance, in London, too.

A notable instance occurred in 1957, in the wake of Brown v. Board of Education, when Orval Faubus, the governor of Arkansas, resisted the desegregation of a high school in Little Rock.