Sentence examples for case lies in from inspiring English sources

The heart of "Basket Case" lies in Jack's caustic view of such progress.

Aside from the confessions, the core of the prosecution's case lies in the alleged relationships between the various suspects.

And the Buddhist element in this case lies in an incremental approach to making art, one meticulous stroke or stitch at a time, like reading beads on a rosary.

The hard-nosed question about films devoted to losers is "Why should we care?" and the answer in this case lies in Mueller's idiosyncratic idea of who Sam is — an idea executed by Sean Penn with the lucidity that he always brings to the roles of desperate men.

Following the MPs' recommendations, it fumed, "would reduce the British press to the poodle status of newspapers in France, where there are strict privacy laws and political corruption is rampant".The weakness of this case lies in the feebleness of the PCC.

The innovation in this case lies in the way of dealing with food waste in a large canteen.

A large part of her fascination with the Road Hill case lay in its influence on subsequent detective fiction.

The crux of the case lay in whether Patel's baby was breathing or still-born at the moment of birth.

In Glaspell's "Trifles," for instance, men trying to solve a murder laughingly dismiss the neighbor women's housewifely concerns and thus never learn that the clues to the case lie in a sewing basket.

The heart of the prosecution's case lay in the testimony of three main witnesses: Michael Eugene Kennedy, one of the three men also charged with the murder, Candace Smith, an ex-girlfriend of Carruth's, and the victim herself.

[Excerpts, Page A18.] The key to the outcome of the case lay in the chief justice's conclusion about exactly what problem Congress intended to address when it passed the family leave measure 10 years ago.