Sentence examples for personal verdict from inspiring English sources

Not even when you give your personal verdict by clicking on the love/don't love buttons.

My personal verdict on all this is, the dress is fine, the make up gorgeous and the film atrocious.

Scaasi was summoned back for a fitting months later, whereupon he discovered that Mrs. Eisenhower preferred to go without a bra — less a proto-feminist gesture than a personal verdict on the ideal fifties bustline.

Seinfeld was referring to Baron's personal verdict years earlier that the stand-up comic's routine was amusing but too parochial for the national stage.

After returning to the Antelope Valley, he turned multimillion-dollar personal injury verdicts into tremendous personal wealth: a private plane, philanthropy that got his name on a high school, and a mansion with private tennis courts.

Mr. Edwards, for all of his legal skills, was able to amass $30 million in net worth partly because juries became more willing to confer large personal-injury verdicts.

Employer's verdict: "Personal goals and objectives are really important in a gap year – Ray should emphasise them to help an employer understand that it was time well spent".

Under Judge Amon's ruling, a group of cigarette businesses on the Poospatuck Indian Reservation near Mastic can sell tax-free cigarettes only to tribe members, for personal use, until a verdict is reached in a federal lawsuit the city filed in September.

See Mill (1861, 353-354 e.g., at 354: "His vote is not a thing in which he has an option; it has no more to do with his personal wishes than the verdict of a juryman.

In his powerful and deeply personal reaction to the verdict in the Trayvon Martin murder trial, President Obama sought to reclaim the narrative about race.

For instance, the chairwoman of the Assembly Judiciary Committee, Assemblywoman Helene E. Weinstein, a Brooklyn Democrat, is a trial lawyer who has helped block measures that would reduce the size of verdicts in personal injury lawsuits.