Sentence examples for a case in itself from inspiring English sources

"Each particular building and particular Arab family would be a case in itself".

But as crash victims and others tell it, the bureaucracy's handling of the crash is a case in itself.

The paucity of payment systems in the Southeast Asian is a case in point itself.

"In a case in which ENI allies itself with a smaller group, it does not necessarily have to acquire control".

But to say that Christian faith is in vain if Jesus' body is mingled with the dust of Palestine is to provide a case in which evidence by itself would decide the issue — it would nullify faith, which is just what St. Paul meant when he said that, if the Resurrection never happened, then, of all people, Christians are the most pitiable.

It concludes a case in which the S.E.C. injected itself into a transaction between large financial entities (Goldman and the banks and funds that bought the subprime-mortgage vehicles it peddled) quite capable of defending their own legal interests.

Carlyle itself is a case in point.

But there are signs of a deeper fatigue.The reshuffle itself is a case in point.

The crowd-funding website itself is a case in point.

The report, says Stanhope, is a case study in itself of how disenfranchised the islanders are.

Hungary a case in point.