Sentence examples for valiant case from inspiring English sources

And there's no denying that Mr. Hall makes a valiant case for art as a fruitful stimulant to sleepy minds.

But Langewiesche makes a convincing case for the valiant A320.

The usage of the Four Russians technique can be viewed as a special case of using Valiant's technique.

She too was a difficult case, deeply admired for her valiant response to her illness, but to campaign insiders "an abusive, intrusive, paranoid, condescending crazy woman".

The pictures are pure propaganda and sometimes almost as fanciful as the "Shahnama" paintings: military leaders striking valiant poses, enemies cut (or in this case blown) to bits.

Rachel is now played by Helen Mirren, David by Ciarán Hinds, and Stephan by Tom Wilkinson: a distinguished trio of actors, by any standard, all of whom launch valiant efforts at an Israeli accent and, in case that isn't diverting enough, look absolutely nothing like their younger selves.

While valiant Social Justice Warriors mount another head to their trophy case of destroyed reputations, the unrelenting misery inflicted upon tens of millions of women throughout the Islamic world is reliably met with platitudes and silence.

Therefore, Valiant's technique can be applied to reduce the worst case running times of a large family of important problems.

The Flux Theater Ensemble's fervent and valiant production of Ms. McLaughlin's sophisticated "Ajax in Iraq" makes its case in two ways.

So building a case for war based on U.S. heroics in support of valiant upstarts against an evil despot just doesn't work.

Case in point: Last week, a video went viral showing one player making a valiant effort to save another player — a competitor, no less!