Sentence examples for of being instrumental from inspiring English sources

Ah, the joy of being instrumental in history's reinvention.

One, accused of being instrumental in the deaths of thousands of Tutsi, was recently acquitted for lack of evidence.

The figures actually depict real people, girls who were legally accused of being instrumental in killing one or more members of her family, often for their disapproval of a boyfriend.

The figures actually depict real people: each girl was accused of being instrumental in killing one or more members of her family, often for their disapproval of a boyfriend.

Some have also accused it of being instrumental in perpetuating and increasing police harassment, misconduct, and the use of excessive force in minority communities.

On one account, fecundity is a matter of being instrumental in other pleasure or pain, purity is a matter of separating pleasure out from non-pleasure, propinquity and remoteness concern temporal and/or spatial nearness or farness, and the essentials of certainty and uncertainty are plain enough.

Just by virtue of it being instrumental music there's a lot that's unspecified in the content.

The crystal structure of a fragment of FHOD1 was instrumental in the discovery of a RBD involved in Rac activation.

Anna Atkins' father was a close personal friend of Sir John Hershel and William Henry Fox Talbot, both of whom were instrumental in the invention of photography.

Consequently, specific sets of distinct species reflecting levels of pollution were instrumental in the development of a practical tool.

The humane treatment of Japanese prisoners of war was instrumental in gaining intelligence that saved Allied lives.