Sentence examples for appropriate verdict from inspiring English sources

"I felt it was the appropriate verdict in this case," Mr. Hallinan said.

But the straw woman, as it happens, has already delivered an appropriate verdict on the movie, right at the beginning.

The prosecutor, John A. Connelly, also praised the jurors, saying they "showed a great deal of courage and they returned an appropriate verdict".

Although all the generals pledged to return an appropriate verdict without regard for their career prospects, one who has clashed with senators, Maj.

"Oh," said the older boy, "so why don't we have massive claws?" My wife and I exchanged a look of the same quality that the hopelessly outclassed jurors of the Scopes monkey trial must have exchanged, shortly before adjourning to the jury room to consult their Maker on an appropriate verdict.

So while one play criticizes the "theater" of a jury trial, the other seems to find little problem with said theatricality, especially when it renders an "appropriate" verdict.

In legal submissions during the inquest, Elizabeth Saunders' counsel, Patrick Gibbs QC, said: "Mrs Saunders, coming into this inquest, held no preconceived views of what appropriate verdicts might be.

"The verdict is appropriate because it is against a company that attempted to cheat the people of Alabama," he said.

The guilty verdict, whether appropriate or not, for Michelle Carter definitely underscores the importance of encouraging youth to pause and consider the implications of their texts, tweets, and other digital interactions with friends and peers.

Oldham said that "despite the chaotic care from her mother in the last days of her life", he was unable to say anything more about that and an open verdict was appropriate.

Dr. Petit watched clear-eyed with members of his family as the clerk read "Death is the appropriate penalty" repeatedly from the verdict forms.