Sentence examples for a fine case of from inspiring English sources

It appeared to be a fine case of international regulatory cooperation.

By my loose standards at the time, a fine case of revenge".

Microsoft has pigeonholed these games into the Vista-only category, creating a fine case of nerd-rage amongst gamers still running XP.

It formed a fine case for the lyricism of Chang's playing and allowed us to appreciate the extraordinary fullness of her tone.

At its Tuesday evening performance at Merkin Concert Hall, this 16-player group made a fine case for the state of music education in Dublin.

But ultimately Basinger makes a fine case for the place of marriage movies in particular and American moviemaking in general: to reaffirm the status quo and above all else, "tell the audience to keep on going".

That all-too-familiar patriotic ode that Shakespeare put into John of Gaunt's mouth in Richard II was glorious bluster – and Shakespeare's history plays are the most brilliant agitprop ever written, not to a say fine case of what Giovanni Giolitti, the Italian prime minister early last century, tellingly called "beautiful national legends".

This piano-turned-display-case is a fine example of the store's championing of unique products that combine function with a healthy dose of whimsy.

According to Dominique Bélanger, the director of strategic initiatives and investments at BDC Venture Capital, "the case of ooomf is a fine example of the Canadian startup ecosystem coming together to support one of our best tech hopefuls".

But at least Schlopy had a fine excuse: a lingering case of mononucleosis that left him listless and was diagnosed only six weeks before the Games began.

Simon had sold out, swapping his birthright for an easy gag and a case of fine wine.