Sentence examples for thinking the case from inspiring English sources

While the wording is technically correct, I fear readers could have easily come away thinking the case was farther down the road than it was.

He said his barrister had argued in court that even if Brooks's "failure to answer questions had mislead police into thinking the case against him was stronger than it was, that impression was dispelled" by a detailed letter to the Crown Prosecution Service following his arrest.

In effect, according to this line of thinking, the case has been reduced to an uncomplicated question of whether the jurors believe the handful of witnesses who say there is evidence that on Aug. 9, 1997, Mr. Schwarz went with Mr. Louima toward the station house bathroom where the assault took place.

"Considering what has gone on in San Bernardino and Paris, you're thinking the worst case," Canty said.

And actually, thinking the worst case scenario, allows us to realize how unjustified and unrealistic we're being.

Before thinking about anti-science views on vaccination, it's worth thinking about the case of climate science.

Since the financial crisis, the west's decline and China's rise have accelerated, though many could be forgiven for thinking the opposite was the case given the constant refrains about China's economic "difficulties".

When thinking about the case, "Book of Longing" offers a useful prism.

Redwood said the assumption that Madeleine was abducted "may not follow with all our thinking" on the case.

I wondered what had generated this kind of reaction, what problems there were in thinking about the case.

"At this time, I'm not thinking about the case but about Reddy Kancharla and his family, for whom this has become a dark nightmare".