Sentence examples for very cases from inspiring English sources

It is a travesty that they can't give judgment in the very cases which raise the most serious questions about the nature of our democracy.

What this means in practice is that the very cases that require the most time and attention are also the least profitable.

What the Florida JUSTICE GINSBURG -- But I said, and even in the very cases that you cite, as I checked them, that we owe the highest respect to the state court when it says what the state law is.

"There are obvious limits to its usefulness," Putnam wrote in 1910, "but nevertheless it strikes deeper than any other method now known to psychiatry, and reaches some of these very cases to which the terms degenerative and incurable have been applied, forcing us to recast our conception of these states".

The problem with this suggestion is that it cannot be falsified, since it puts aside the very cases that would do so.

Ironically, these are the very cases that originally inspired reform.

"He made that very case yesterday in the Oval Office".

(She made that very case herself on Monday).

Not long ago, the tribal court received a letter quoting this very case.

"It's very much case by case," he added.

But these are very different cases.