Sentence examples for convicting himself from inspiring English sources

He keeps convicting himself of "priggishness", and he keeps on being right.

Likewise, Clay Wilcox is heart wrenching as the terror bound captain, perpetually convicting himself with the passages he utters from Shakespeare's horrific tale concerning the Thane of Cawdor.

He might be compelled to convict himself out of his own mouth.

Whatever comes of the criminal charges, Mr. Blagojevich convicted himself at the impeachment trial.

But Gurowski was too smart to "convict himself," as one account had it, and the audience laughed heartily as the judge dismissed the charges.

"He has convicted himself with his own words," said Richard Cohen, president of the Southern Poverty Law Center, outside the courthouse.

The advantages? Time, for Saddam to convict himself, and for the inevitability of his end to work its way more deeply even into his inner circles.

My Brother HARLAN's opinion makes it clear that today the Court 'balances' the importance of a defendant's Fifth Amendment right not to be forced to help convict himself against the government's interest in forcing him to do so.

McGwire left the sport before it got around to the messy task of testing for performance-enhancers in 2003 but convicted himself in the court of Hall of Fame-voting opinion by refusing to say his little bottled helpers didn't go beyond androstenedione during Congressional hearings in 2005.

Since, then, the man had convicted himself of lying, no credence was given to his story, and of other investigators not a man was able to discover a single clue to the deed.

WASHINGTON -- Former price-gouging pharmaceutical company CEO Martin Shkreli asserted his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination at a congressional hearing Thursday, but still managed to convict himself of egregious douchebaggery in the court of public opinion.