Sentence examples for easy conviction from inspiring English sources
It was a rare thing for a national Democrat to pull a verse from a gospel tune up from his internal playlist, but Obama spoke the phrase credibly, with an easy conviction.
That goal is ill-served, and the integrity of and public confidence in the system are undermined, when an easy conviction is obtained due to the defendant's ill-advised decision to waive counsel.
"Man says nasty thing on the Internet, nice people get upset by nasty thing, nice people demand something be done about nasty thing, police pursue easy conviction (all the evidence is online after all, and there are a million willing witnesses), nasty man gets convicted and everybody slaps each other on the back for having done their bit.
But that's a strength, not a weakness – a system that prioritizes quick and easy convictions is not often particularly just.
He said he feared it would leave the administration with "the symbolic baggage of the system they inherited from the Bush administration without the procedural advantages" intended to assure easy convictions.
The legal system is hungry for easy convictions.
In many of the latest productions, the most complex effects of his middle period reappear with a new economy and an easier conviction.
It's amazing what people can do if given the chance". Williams also encourages parents of kids with autism and developmental disabilities to talk to their children from a young age about how they'll eventually go to college and get jobs, which is an easier conviction to hold if diversity is visible within the community.
Defense attorneys in the case say that prosecutors became overconfident, electing not to file lesser charges that would have resulted in easier convictions — and likely little, if any, jail time.
Instead, they have preferred the politics of cowardly childishness: deny the unpleasant reality when it offends your easy, ideological convictions.
"That would take a lot of work, and this is an easy headline-grabbing conviction".
