Sentence examples for a case of an from inspiring English sources

"Here you have a case of an innocent man.

"That's a case of an ungoverned piece of a country".

Or is this a case of an employee gone rogue?

Here was a case of an audience existing in big publishing's blind spot.

A case of an upstart artistic director who chafed under the oversight of his chairwoman?

The American involvement in Iraq seems to be a case of an "overdetermined" war.

It is more a case of an antique aesthetic absorbed and revived.

"However, this is clearly not a case of an athlete intentionally cheating.

She added, "this is not a case of an isolated incident".

More likely, it is a case of an overzealous machine seeking to please its master.

Is it a case of an-cient tribal tabu, surviving down all the Eng-lish generations?