Sentence examples for a modern case from inspiring English sources

The 17th-century doctors' report met the criteria for a modern case report, wrote J. Trevor Hughes, the author of the 1982 article.

On some levels, the coming together of Utah's five tribal American Indian nations -- Ute, Navajo, Paiute, Goshute and Shoshone -- and the Salt Lake Organizing Committee is a modern case study in ethnic harmony, clear acknowledgment that a people had settled Utah before the Mormons.

Depicting the artist's bared breasts surrounded by pale cloth, the 6.7 by painting – originally on a paper backing – is set in a modern case.

To be sure, conservative commentators have been first out of the box with accusations that Piketty is a quasi-Marxist who rationalizes a modern case for class warfare by means of confiscatory taxation.

"I am frustrated that we do not have on every agent's desk the capability of a modern case-management system".

Resident Evil 6: a very modern case of cutscene overkill.

Resident Evil 6: a very modern case of cut-scene overkill .

The most famous modern case of a monk using self-immolation as a form of political protest occurred in 1963, when a Buddhist monk in Saigon, South Vietnam, Thich Quang Duc, burned himself to death to protest persecution of Buddhists by the Catholic-dominated South Vietnamese government.

** Wordsworth's prescription for poetry, stated in the 1800 introduction to "Lyrical Ballads" — "fitting to metrical arrangement a selection of the real language of men in a state of vivid sensation" — still applies to this modern case.

Wordsworth's prescription for poetry, stated in the 1800 introduction to "Lyrical Ballads" — "fitting to metrical arrangement a selection of the real language of men in a state of vivid sensation" — still applies to this modern case.

Although the precise distinction between research and private study has not historically been important, modern case law states that there is a difference.