Sentence examples for rather a case of from inspiring English sources

It is rather a case of an Ottoman David versus a British Goliath, except that the British added their own David to keep things interesting.

In fact, as became plain after his arrest in 1970, it was rather a case of Amalrik's determination to live life as he pleased, as a free spirit.

So it is rather a case of the left hand not knowing what the right hand is doing - Nick Clegg's actions and his language smack of double standards.

At issue is whether this is a case of racial bias, or rather a case of Southern chivalry since tradition at this bar has it that seats at the bar be given up for women.

Then the dip in the barometer and the storm are causally connected and temporally ordered, yet this is not causation, but rather a case of joint effects of a common cause.

A senior government source speaking to the Press Association Wednesday suggested this was not a follow-up attack but rather a case of cross-contamination. "They [the authorities] have never been able to ascertain the item used to deposit the Novichok, and it's possible the pair have come into contact with that item," the source said.

That the Obama administration, for instance, has pointed to rebounding G.D.P. numbers rather than our unusually high unemployment numbers reflects a political calculation rather than a case of economists beating a drum for the glory of G.D.P.

Customers bought what they wanted, in this case a book of smut rather than a case of eye-strain.

New York DJs are already turning up at clubs with a hard drive in hand rather than a case of records.

It's rather like a case of if you play rugby, you are unlikely to play soccer.

For me, it's part of the story you're trying to tell rather than a case of trying to shoehorn sex scenes in for their own sake".