Sentence examples similar to make a case to all from inspiring English sources

I am in fact making a case to all parents who have traveled and WILL travel my path to think about what's in the best interest for their child and what are you willing to give up, sacrifice or prepare to do.

"I'm not going to make a case to you that revisiting all the terms of the Patriot Act is justified," said Inman, 82, now a professor at the University of Texas-Austin.

When Broward prosecutor Anita White was charging Joseph, she found that W-18 was too chemically different from any other controlled substance to make a case at all.

An effective leader has the ability to channel activists' energy to knock on doors and unite legislators on issues, all while making a case to donors that the party has a message and an infrastructure worth investing in.

The expanded US and EU role in the region provides an opportunity to make a simple case to all parties.

Having now put it back down however, I can firmly say this: advocates for the diversification of the philosophical canon need look no further than The Republic to make a case that not all Western philosophy lives up to its hype.

"You could make a case for all of these markets doing well, relative to the U.S.," he said.

The candidate grew a bit flushed on Thursday when Ms. Sawyer confronted him with a barrage of apparent blowups, including signs of temper at his boarding school, St . Georges, and he countered that she was seeking to "make a case, as all the other campaigns would like to".

Yes, I could make a case for all of that.

You could make a case for all three being dismissed – although Monk's looked especially harsh.

You can make a case for all of these candidates and more.