Sentence examples for makes a decent case from inspiring English sources
Opener "Future Starts Slow" makes a decent case for sludgy guitars, sultry vocals and straightforward song structure.
It is to the producer Yoshi Oïda's credit that he makes a decent case for performing "The Pilgrim's Progress" in an opera house rather than a church.
Using the personal stories of those who have reclaimed fractured lives through peddling, he makes a decent case for encouraging sidewalk vending as a means to improve city life.
Despite some lapses into rock-critic-speak and the unauthorized biographer's curse of leaning on too many secondary sources, Goodman makes a decent case — to this skeptical reader, anyway — for Cat Power's musical significance.
Although the album is generally regarded as inferior to both Off the Wall and Thriller, the doc makes a decent case for a reappraisal of its status as an overall package of artistic expression and control, with Jackson involved in all aspects, from the videos, the choreography, the accompanying tour, the instrumentation and production.
"A Short History" makes a decent case for "the female gaze," a cinema-studies concept to which I've long been a conscientious objector: the notion that the camera lens, which has been trained to ogle and dominate, can change, in female hands, launching a radical new aesthetic.
The plaintiffs made a decent case for a systemic problem.
Actually you can make a decent case that even after these cuts, the Government will still have massive funds to deploy.
Indeed, you could make a decent case that an attempt to rig the 2016 election is underway – one designed to hurt Clinton and help Trump.
There have been so many superb performances from British athletes this year that you could make a decent case for all of them to win Sports Personality.
"The New York Underground, 1965-1988" turns into a marshmallow round-up-the-usual-suspects exercise, trading "underground" music for "street" music without making a decent case for the transition.
