Sentence examples for its summation from inspiring English sources

"It's an odd speech to make over a couple of infants," writes the blogger of 15 Things Kurt Vonnegut Said Better Than Anyone Else, "but it's playful, sweet, yet keenly precise in its summation of everything a new addition to the planet should need to know.

Pertinent online chatter seems to divide neatly in its summation of Pelforth Brune.

Neither the prosecution nor the defense mentioned his suicide, three days after Mr. Ravi viewed him on a webcam, in its summation.

In its summation, the chief prosecutor acknowledged that his case was circumstantial, but asked the court to draw enough inferences to reach the same conclusion that he had, that no one but the defendants could have bombed the plane.

Egypt's Supreme Security Court convicted Mr. Ibrahim, and 27 other associates of his democracy institute -- including representatives of the League of Egyptian Women Voters -- 90 minutes after the defense completed its summation.

On May 21, 90 minutes after the defense completed its summation and before the defense team had even finished turning over its evidence, the court found Saad Eddin guilty on three of the four charges.

The defense called three and argued in its summations that the prosecution had simply failed to prove its case.

The defense presented its summations with its own combination of science and theater to make its case that the three detectives, Gescard F. Isnora, Detective Oliver and Marc Cooper, were justified in pulling their triggers 11, 31 and 4 times, respectively.

The defense may argue in its summations that one of those bombs -- not one planted by its Libyan clients -- could have found its way onto Pan American Flight 103, blowing it up over Lockerbie, Scotland, and killing 270 people.

Nevertheless, the temerity of Woolf's version of "Why War?" does not make her revulsion against war any less conventional in its rhetoric, and in its summations, rich in repeated phrases.

Warren Hoge (NYT) NETHERLANDS: LOCKERBIE DEFENSE RESTS The defense ended its summations, arguing that the web of circumstantial evidence woven by Scottish prosecutors had failed to prove that the two Libyan defendants had bombed Pan Am 103 in 1988, killing 270 people.