Sentence examples for emotional trial from inspiring English sources

Garcetti was visible during that period; it's hard to forget his post-verdict news conference ("This was an emotional trial, and apparently [the jury's] decision was based on emotion").

The highly emotional trial laid bare all of the complicated, sad and messy business of one family for public scrutiny.

She hugged her attorneys and family, who have supported her inside the courtroom throughout the emotional trial.

But in an emotional trial, legal experts point out, that could be enough to convict Mr. Cherry.

"It has been a long and emotional trial for me and my family," he said shortly after the ruling.

Like their English-language counterparts, the Spanish-language media have recounted the emotional trial testimony and the grim details of the abuse inflicted on Nixzmary before she died.

Based on Brontë's own experiences in Brussels (the "Villette" of the title), this tale of a poor young woman's emotional trial-by-fire while teaching in a girl's school in Belgium is one of the author's most complex books, a fine example of psychological realism laced with Gothic romance.

He called his original concept "The Golden Cage" and planned to isolate contestants in luxurious accommodations for a year, only to hurl emotional trials at them.

Jai Pausch, the widow of Mr. Pausch, who died of pancreatic cancer in 2008, will write a memoir about the final months of her husband's life and her experiences as his caregiver, the emotional trials her family underwent and her life now as a single mother of three children.

Lowell, the daughter of Lady Caroline Blackwood and stepdaughter of Robert Lowell, takes stock of the emotional trials that shaped her: the sexual abuse she suffered at the hands of an odd-jobs man when she was 6; her years trying to discover her true paternity; and her struggle to conquer alcoholism.

A father whose son, in the filmmaker's words, "has been through challenging emotional trials," Russell's work is informed by an intimate, empathetic understanding of what it's like in those moments when you feel a stranger to sanity, when an edgy sense of risk, uncertainty and even danger manages to invade the commonplace and the everyday.