Sentence examples for finest cases from inspiring English sources
They make one of the finest cases for the iPad or Kindle using traditional book binding techniques and material.
Getting this balance right will require fine case-by-case judgments.
It appeared to be a fine case of international regulatory cooperation.
By my loose standards at the time, a fine case of revenge".
What the Bernie Fine case really shows is not how far we've come, but how much further we have to go.
The rise and fall of the DIY chain Focus would make a fine case study for MBA students in the good and bad of debt-backed finance.
It formed a fine case for the lyricism of Chang's playing and allowed us to appreciate the extraordinary fullness of her tone.
"Even if you made only $10,000, if they are presented with the right substantive facts, it can be a perfectly fine case for the S.E.C. to bring.
At its Tuesday evening performance at Merkin Concert Hall, this 16-player group made a fine case for the state of music education in Dublin.
But ultimately Basinger makes a fine case for the place of marriage movies in particular and American moviemaking in general: to reaffirm the status quo and above all else, "tell the audience to keep on going".
To the Editor: Doris Kearns Goodwin makes a fine case for how a president may be willing to tolerate insubordination from his top general ("What Would Lincoln Do?," Op-Ed, June 23).
