Sentence examples for pretty convicted from inspiring English sources

"When we set the company up, we are pretty convicted that we want to say to the developers that this is reality.

The media can pretty much convict you.

Understandably, Novak won't say whether he's involved with any of the cases making headlines lately, but he does expect that this current crop of corporate crooks will land some pretty stiff sentences if convicted.

"If he's convicted, she's pretty much finished," said John J. McCann, a political scientist at Pace University.

"Given what he was convicted of, this is a pretty fair sentence," says Texas Tech law professor Larry Cunningham, who has followed the saga.

Pretty much everyone, unless you're a convicted criminal.

But that's really pretty old news, so until he's convicted the most we could do was hand him another (Dis- Honorable Mention.

The stakes are pretty high; the possibility of someone's being convicted of a crime that he did not commit is awful.

I won't say whether he's convicted or not, but that was pretty surreal to watch.

"It's a job for someone who's been convicted of not paying tax, which is pretty hard to do – you've got to repeatedly do it".

Under the Federal Sentencing Guidelines, the recommended prison term will be two to three years, so if he is convicted he will pay a heavy price for some pretty unsophisticated insider trading.