Sentence examples for some instance of from inspiring English sources

He was most easily taken in short doses, often at his best when provoked by some instance of conspicuous stupidity.

Others seem to be merely aspiring to the worldliness of their homeless friends, their eyes gleaming with excitement as they recount some instance of "running away" — really, a few nights in an older friend's apartment.

Having divulged some instance of "the Master's" bad behavior, Lesley invariably finds a way to justify it, and the reader watches in amazement as he puts himself through the moral contortions this requires.

This corresponds to a scenario where the attacker is successively requesting some instance of a service from a limited set.

Simulation results show the speed and convergence of the ACO can be enhanced greatly, and we also get the best results in some instance of GTSP.

On the other hand, a problem with worst-case complexity \(2^n\) cannot be handled in our lifetimes for some instance of size a hundred.

There are some instances of corruption involved.

But there are some instances of fairly profound humor.

Financial incentives could underlie some instances of deception.

The report did find some instances of good practice, though.

These require oblations of vegetable substances and, in some instances, of parts of ritually killed animals.