Sentence examples for * the summing up from inspiring English sources

The ruling said: "Taking any one of those criticisms in isolation, we may not have been persuaded the summing up rendered the conviction unsafe.

"Third verse is usually the summing up, and she would do interesting things with shaping vowels, very subtle things," Cooder said.

"The judicious tone, the summing up, the obituary-like placing of a terminal period at the end of your subject's 'life', it was all flummery and hokum, the smoke-and-mirrors of the journalist's trade".

Overall, 411 881 ED visits were observed (82 376 per year), equating to 27.10 ED visits per 100 000 US population annually, and the summing up to a national bill of $1.06 billion per year (US$ 2014).

Some sections of the press, however, were more sympathetic; The Pall Mall Gazette thought the summing up to be justified, while The Daily Telegraph thought Coleridge's summary to have been "nobly comprehensive and eloquent ... he fulfilled his duty perfectly, displaying nothing but impartial desire for the truth".

"Court rooms are dramatic, they rely on the spin and gusto of the barristers, so I mirrored the formality of the summing up speeches of the judge and barristers," Knowles explains.

Part five of the series: summing up the facts in the case.

and do not correspond to the description summing up the cognitive significance of the name for its users.

The songs describe a steady and rapid progression from innocence to disillusion, with Mr. Browne's great "Before the Deluge" summing up the rise and fall of this fragile West Coast bohemia.

The nth (n=1,2,…,N) column of matrix T contains the elements summing up to the nth subarray.

There was some opposition to this, but Annette Brooke, the MP summing up, said the Lib Dems were only calling for a study; they were not calling for ratios to be changed.