Sentence examples similar to conviction substantiated from inspiring English sources

It's hard to share in the warm fuzzy feeling, because the original pain and loss were never substantiated with much conviction: for instance I'd entirely forgotten, by the end, that Roger had not only lost his wife and son, but also had his three closest friends killed in an accident, so perfunctorily is the incident treated.

Sexual assault cases are notoriously difficult to prosecute, with only one in 10 that are reported to police and substantiated in Canada resulting in a conviction.

It's a valuable tool to substantiate correct convictions, and minimize wrongful convictions.

Now our challenge is to translate the will to "make the case", to "substantiate our conviction", into a partnership between the general public, the University, and other actors of good will, to publicize this message clearly and widely.

If the public benefits of a college education are no longer a self-evident truth, we have a compelling responsibility to substantiate our conviction that they should be once again.

He tries to substantiate his conviction in the inevitability of a power conflict between China and the United States by citing the former's exponential growth.

One complaint was substantiated.

No allegations were substantiated.

Only one has been substantiated.

All of that is substantiated.

Those charges were never substantiated.