Sentence examples similar to imminent conviction from inspiring English sources

I have lost count of the number of politicians on both sides of the Atlantic who have looked to Hugo's Guardian column for analysis and insight, always reassured to find endorsement and ammunition for their own imminent convictions, never less than dismayed by one of his stinging rebukes.

would resign if & when impeachment became imminent & conviction certain.

I clung to the idea that the rapture was still imminent, but my conviction was weak and I was desperate for something to keep my beliefs afloat.

Even when I knew conviction was imminent, I read Jeffrey Archer's diaries to have an idea of what was coming.

With a culpable homicide conviction seemingly imminent, she then abruptly ended the day's proceedings in what many observers described as a "cliffhanger".

They strongly backed the compromise and outlined his conviction that IRA decommissioning was imminent.

He is somewhat buoyed by an ill-founded conviction that change may be imminent in the UK's policy towards refugees in Calais.

Because of his conviction, the billionaire media magnate faces imminent expulsion from the Senate.

Just as Herediano did, Houston played out long stretches of the game knowing a single goal would take them through, but without the particular conviction that such a goal was imminent.

"Pathetique" is one of Tchaikovsky's best known works, premiering only nine days before his death, and some say that this symphony reflects Tchaikovsky's own conviction that his death was surely imminent.

The U.S. issued a statement that expressed deep concern about the imminent closure of the Association of Human Rights Legal Aid as well as the conviction and sentencing of several newspaper editors.