Sentence examples for he will be guilty from inspiring English sources

If Khalid Sheikh Mohammed is eventually found guilty by the American courts, he will be guilty not for his belief in God but for allowing that belief to manifest itself in a violent way.

"4...if a person swears thoughtlessly with his lips to do evil (harsh things) or to do good, in whatever matter a man may speak thoughtlessly as with an oath, but it is not done by him, and then he comes to remember it, he will be guilty in one of these.

"A great critic will be guilty of all of them".

Everyone, himself included, Bruck said, expected that the verdict "will be guilty".

When human weakness or wickedness is apparent, there will be guilty fantasies of supernatural retribution.

Then,once they figure it out,they will be guilty then.

Legally, it remains to be seen whether he will be found guilty of second-degree murder.

But the question preoccupying Cairo right now is not whether he will be found guilty, but this: What will happen when his trial is almost certainly postponed?

But following the police announcement that Ahok is likely to now face trial, Andreas Harsono from Human Rights Watch fears he will be found guilty.

Published shortly before the record executive Irv Gotti (a k a Irv Lorenzo of Hollis, Queens) was acquitted of money-laundering charges, Brown's book opens with a scene in Gotti's office that seems to suggest he will be found guilty.

At best, he will be found guilty and given a suspended sentence – allowed to walk free but banned, by law, from participating in elections and destroying his official political career before it was really allowed to begin.