Sentence examples for some sort of case from inspiring English sources

Obviously no comment on the merits of his argument is possible as the matter is now sub judice; but unless you're a believer in Newgate Prison for all profligate debtors, you can probably see there may be some sort of case to answer.

Looks like it could be a good site to check out the next time you're thinking of buying some sort of case, holder, or dock for one of your gadgets (DIY iPhone stand, anyone?) but you don't want to pay those outrageous department store prices.

Here's Bill Kristol weirdly trying to make some sort of case against Hagel for once identifying writer Aaron David Miller, who is Jewish, as Jewish.

Though the number of cases filed in court has continued to increase, it may be that some sorts of cases have gone to other forums.

A family that belongs to a racial religion is certainly some sort of special case.

I'm not going to beg for him to pick me, I'm not some sort of charity case.

"I'm not going to beg for him [Hodgson] to pick me, I'm not some sort of charity case.

She suspects he sees her as some sort of charity case of Jay and Cleo's, or, worse yet, as a freeloader.

If you're in a (very) charitable mood, you could make some sort of intellectual case for the approach taken by Mr. Kulick, who practiced high-concept Shakespeare more successfully with his "Timon of Athens" in Central Park six years ago.

"It's possible that donors to his Livestrong Foundation [the cancer charity he created] might bring some sort of fraud case".

It would be a mistake to think that Uber stands alone as some sort of isolated case.