Sentence examples for an obvious case in point from inspiring English sources

North Korea is an obvious case in point.

Morandi's endlessly reconfigured pots and jugs are an obvious case in point, as are the bits and bobs on Benoît Maire and Falke Pisano's Organon, an installation in the ICA's lower galleries.

Student tuition fees have become an obvious case in point.

The BP oil disaster is an obvious case in point.

The peace process is an obvious case in point.

Maajid Nawaz, who co-founded the Quilliam Foundation in London, the world's first counter-extremism think tank, is an obvious case in point.

A very obvious case in point is the Clifden nonpareil, whose name boldly proclaims that it is without equal entirely.

Senator Lindsey Graham, McCain's "best friend" and a naval reserve officer, is the most obvious case in point.

One obvious case in point is a two-mile stretch on the Brooklyn side of the East River, affording fabulous views of Manhattan and running northward from the Brooklyn Navy Yard to Newtown Creek, the funky little river that divides Brooklyn from Queens.

Companies that establish themselves as "cool" often have an edge in the new economy — Apple being perhaps the most obvious case in point.

Richie was the most obvious case in point.