Sentence examples for a trial featuring from inspiring English sources

The prosecutor in this way effectively buttresses his witness's credibility by vouching for its accuracy, and in a trial featuring as the cast of characters the prosecutor, the rat, the defendant, and his mob lawyer, the prosecutor stands head and shoulders above everybody else for honesty, integrity, and the vindication of the law.

The murder trial portrayed in the episode is based on a trial featured in David Simon's 1991 non-fiction book, Homicide: A Year on the Killing Streets, on which the series was based.

For example, in a signal trial featuring a picture of a teapot, a response would be coded as correct if the participant reported seeing a teapot and indicated its presence in the correct spatial location on the screen.

This isn't the first time that Twitter accounts of far-right pundits have been presented as evidence in a murder trial featuring a white man killing Muslims this year.

The case was the kind of story that many local news operations would cover: a salacious trial featuring well-known people, sexual innuendo and a somewhat embarrassing peek behind the curtain of a prominent New York institution.

It would be hard to find a criminal trial featuring such blatant racism.

A female placekicker who had been cut from the Duke University football team and had sued the university for sex discrimination was awarded $1 (yes, that's one dollar) in compensatory damages and $2 million in punitive damages, after an October trial featuring conflicting testimony about her kicking ability.

Similarly, a community randomized trial featuring fluoride varnish applications for Aboriginal children in Australia reported a prevented fraction for incremental lesions of approximately 30%% but no statistically significant change in the prevalence of children with ≥1 affected teeth [ 24].

Participants were 129 individuals enrolled in a larger, two-phase randomised controlled trial featuring an Internet-administered attention bias modification program (ABM) and therapist-guided cognitive behavioural self-help for social anxiety disorder [ 19, 20].

The men's time trial, featuring Britain's Steve Cummings and Alex Dowsett, takes place today.

The "Pony" Johnson murder trial is based on a real-life trial featured in Homicide: A Year on the Killing Streets, the 1991 David Simon non-fiction book about a Baltimore Police Department, which was adapted into the Homicide series.