Sentence examples for yet another instance that from inspiring English sources

But let's rephrase that: Ben Whishaw's hair has joined the cast of "Spectre," marking yet another instance that we've envied the actor's beautiful mane.

In yet another instance, Logan asserts that "the rhythms and intonations of English verse were a passport to the elsewhere; but they came with a burden — the language of the colonial masters was not the one caught in his ear at home".

But my view is that's yet another instance in which you allow vertical integration that forecloses competition from the market and enables one corporation to dominate huge segments of the economy.

They appeared in that order, yet another instance in which Francona maneuvered his bullpen unencumbered by rigid roles.

It was an act of betrayal directed at McCain -- and yet another instance of her blatant duplicity -- that only Palin could pull off.

"It is tremendously disturbing that there is yet another instance of serious allegations about unreported and illegal gifts being given to Senator Torricelli," said Bill Pascoe, Mr. Forrester's campaign manager.

Other countries despise the U.K. for this heresy, and believe that it is yet another instance of British xenophobia at its most insolent and thuggish, but what arouses British mirth is not funny foreigners but funny foreign songs, as well as the grave respect in which they are held by the foreigners, who become funny as a result.

One critic has complained that the bikes are yet another instance of behavioral regimentation by the "totalitarians" in City Hall.

"There's clearly a risk that this turns into yet another instance of an oil major over-promising and under-delivering on its future targets provided to investors".

Many of these pictures are now in the Prado, but not all -- yet another instance of the peripatetic lives of works of art that seem permanently housed only until the next upheaval strikes.

For homeowners and their advocates, the situation for Ally Financial borrowers is yet another instance where regulators have failed to hold the financial institutions that manage homeowner accounts, known as mortgage servicers, accountable for abuses inflicted during the foreclosure process.