Sentence examples for think of cases from inspiring English sources

We can all think of cases where this caution wasn't observed.

It is not hard to think of cases of creatures who might act exactly as though they were in pain, for example, but who actually were not: consider expert actors or brainless human bodies wired to be remotely controlled.

Sure, we can all think of cases where a jury was razzle-dazzled by a skillful attorney, or lost in the complications of evidence, or swayed by popular prejudice.

We can easily think of cases where justification and obligation seem to be closely connected.

While Redhead and others seem to think of cases of this sort as somehow special, Cartwright (1983) has argued that they are the rule rather than the exception.

In this particular example, there is a single point of discontinuity, but one can also think of cases with more than one split point.

There is perhaps a tendency to think of case studies as artefacts solely designed by those charged with the teaching and learning process.

After securing report exile thought of case Scotch he had been using meantime.

I can't think of any cases that weren't".

I'm trying to think of the cases we've lost.

(I think of the cases in the last few years of Juan Pablo Montoya in the south of France, and Ralf Schumacher in Austria).