Sentence examples for bad verdicts from inspiring English sources

And so the history of criticism, as Scott notices, is filled with bad verdicts.

'Puts Keats to shame" and "A wonder to behold" are not bad verdicts for the first ever review of your debut volume of poetry.

Mr. Sheehan's twin brother, Vincent Sheehan, said it was a "bad verdict".

This formulation raised the stakes tremendously for the defendant, because one bad verdict would multiply across all the cases.

One investor, who said he was not worried about a bad verdict, summed up his loyalty to Mr. Gundlach in practical terms.

But for those looking for a clear-cut "good or bad" verdict on social media, the reality is that it's a little of each — but generally a much more positive experience than many parents might think.

A UN fact-finding mission led by eminent jurists vigorously condemned the process, and John Major, Britain's prime minister, described the trial as "fraudulent", the convictions as a "bad verdict", and the executions as "judicial murder".

The bad verdict in the O. J. Simpson trial did not make for an open season on ex-wives, nor must the apparent injustice in the case of George Zimmerman, acquitted after shooting Trayvon Martin dead, make for one on African-American teen-agers in hoodies.

This bad verdict will have a chilling effect on police officers across the city because it criminalizes a tragic accident".

By discovering what relationships exist between certain attitudes, attorneys can exclude those from the jury whose attitudes would predispose them to a bad verdict.

An arena confession I need to be shouting at the livest of live shows by year's end: "All I wanted was a hundred million dollars and a bad bitch!" Verdict: We need another Yeezus".