Sentence examples for a vivid case from inspiring English sources

The start time for post-Thanksgiving sales is a vivid case in point.

Prosecutors and lawyers for the victims laid out a vivid case during a month of testimony that began March 19.

More than half a century after the enactment national Fair Housing Act and nearly six decades since California's Fair Employment and Housing Act, the state remains racially segregated, with the Bay Area as a vivid case study.

He was killed by a neighbor over a property dispute, in a vivid case in point: the witnesses were prohibited from testifying because they were black, and the killer went free.

"New Zealand provides a vivid case study of China's willingness to use economic ties to interfere with the political life of a partner country," the report stated, warning that smaller states were "particularly vulnerable" to Chinese influence.

Annette Sorensen, the Danish woman who left her baby asleep in a stroller outside an East Village restaurant in May 1997, while she and the infant's father, a Brooklyn playwright, were inside drinking Margaritas, was a vivid case.

In April 2007, all charges were dropped.The case provides a vivid example of the way in which a rogue prosecutor can warp the legal system.

For many critics of the Pentagon's handling of the Medal of Honor, Rafael Peralta's case is a vivid example of the perils of an overly cautious, overly bureaucratic approval process.

There were those, however, who spoke of losing faith and trust in both law enforcement and the judicial system, and who saw the Bell case as a vivid example of how little has changed.

Vivares' case provides a vivid example of the gritty work unions are doing to protect immigrant members and their families vulnerable to deportation in the Trump era.

The case also provides a vivid example of the evils of political correctness, which is rampant in the media.