Sentence examples for of special cases from inspiring English sources
It was a constitutional court, invested with jurisdiction by the constitution of special cases.
The definition is exemplified by a number of special cases, including frequency or Hugenii synchronization.
The hodgepodge of special cases and quick fixes was passed from one generation of workers to the next.
Slice notation admits a variety of special cases, such as negative starting values, ending values, and step sizes.
Simple analytical expressions are developed for a number of special cases and some numerical examples are presented.
In addition, much of the existing research on the nonprofit sector is derived from qualitative studies of special cases or surveys of large, select organizations.
Nathan Englander is the author, most recently, of "The Ministry of Special Cases," a novel.
Lillian trudges to the Ministry of Special Cases, a nightmare bureaucracy out of Kafka, another of Englander's tutelary spirits.
The Ministry of Special Cases took me a decade, but I wrote most of this collection this year while I was doing other projects.
In an Op-Ed article, Nathan Englander, the author of "The Ministry of Special Cases," writes about how translating a new Haggadah unlocked his memories of Passover's past.
"The Ministry of Special Cases" lives up to its title: its characters are so sweet, so literary in antecedent, that they seem exceptions to the grim rules of historical catastrophe.
