Sentence examples for quite a case from inspiring English sources
Not quite a case of romancing the real estate, but close.
When we won the Ashes it wasn't quite a case of us shrugging and saying 'Whoopie-do'.
It was quite a case, replete with riffs on the importance of the Puerto Rican vote in Florida and references to Fortuño's degrees from top-tier American universities.
The Spaniard, who has stated quite a case for Ryder Cup inclusion over five days in Texas, produced a 3&2 win.
Stepehn V. Grancsay, the Arms-and-Armor man at the Metropolitan Museum makes out quite a case for body armor in modern warfare.
It is not quite a case of all roads point to Russia for Wales, but the path to next summer's World Cup finals has certainly become a little clearer.
Quite possibly a case of death on the high C's.
Vladimir Jurowski has long been a champion of Honegger's music, but even he can't quite make a case for the Fourth, I'm afraid.
But it will not quite be a case of 'win at all costs' for the Dutch this time.
Quite possibly a case for criminal negligence could be made".
Nothing can ruin a vacation quite like a case of identity theft or fraud.
