Sentence examples for ordinary cases of from inspiring English sources

Administration officials privately lamented the heated rhetoric, saying that it sometimes blurred the distinction between the special problems associated with the evidence against the group of detainees at Guantánamo who were subjected to harsh interrogations, and ordinary cases of terrorism suspects who have not been abused in custody.

In ordinary cases of belief attribution, the sentence attributing the belief can do both things at once.

The point here is that in this case, and in all ordinary cases of incredulity, the grounds for the doubt can, in principle, be removed.

For one thing, the morality and rationality of such threats are significantly more complicated than in most ordinary cases of coercion.

If this case is one in which the subject is justified, and justified to the same degree as in ordinary cases of conscious perception, one might then start to wonder whether consciousness must play a role even in ordinary cases of perceptual justification.

It is easy to think that in ordinary cases of using a word, we intentionally or contextually invoke some one of that [End Page 330] word's possible significances and put that significance into play in our sentence.

But it was also not an ordinary case of abuse.

This was no ordinary case of new-job nerves.

Dr. Raviglione of the World Health Organization estimated that drugs to treat an ordinary case of TB in Russia would cost $20.

It is this right that furnishes the basis of the jurisdiction in the ordinary case of unfair competition.” Id., at 236—237.

But here we do not have the ordinary case of advice to clients, but the case of judicial action alleged to have been induced by the advice complained of.