Sentence examples for case worthy from inspiring English sources

Here was a case worthy of Hollywood: three years was well past the point at which doctors would expect any sort of spontaneous recovery.

We reported all of this voluntarily to the Information Commissioner's Office, which told me last summer that this was not a case worthy of a fine.

Perhaps she was a tragic figure, or a clinical case worthy of Oliver Sacks, or the incarnation of a dishonest middlebrow culture.

It may not be a case worthy of Atticus Finch, but Gregory Peck's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame grew legs sometime last month.

After a court case worthy of Beachcomber, when Bernard Levin and Alan Watkins testified on his behalf, he surprisingly won damages of £600.

That case stems from a blog posting he made on his Web site last summer denouncing a ruling upholding a local gun ban, in which he again declared the judges on the case "worthy of death".

It simply makes cases worthy of prosecution more difficult to bring successfully.

In a report to Congress in October, the Justice Department acknowledged the low yield from what it always considered to be long-shot efforts to develop cases worthy of prosecution.

Faced with the rising tide of rhetorical communication, it may be useful to seek inspiration in some cases worthy of interest.

These are worthy causes to illuminate and, in some cases, worthy films as well.

The only way to approach the issue of unexplained aerial phenomena in Washington and expect results is to present the facts and seek a legitimate inquiry into the small percentage of well-documented cases worthy of serious investigation.