Sentence examples for regarded as guilty from inspiring English sources

Simpson, a rich former football player, film actor and model, was regarded as guilty by about 80% of white Americans.

In the public mind, Braunsberg believes, Polanski became so closely identified with his 1968 horror film Rosemary's Baby that he was regarded as guilty by association.

But if [he] uses too much honey and he fails, he is regarded as guilty by all future generations".In the long term the leaders' scope for action will depend on China's economic growth.

While it will often be a defensible convenience to advocate that nonnatives should be regarded as 'guilty until proven innocent' (e.g. Ricciardi and Simberloff 2009), we will nevertheless be unable to eradicate most nonnatives, and so in many cases, we will be better off judging them with analyses that acknowledge and exploit their potential benefits.

At a news conference on Friday, Mr. Mbeki stressed that Mr. Zuma should be regarded as innocent until proven guilty, but added that his party's top officials were agreed that "the law should take its course" should Mr. Zuma be charged with a crime.

Such a high level of proof is also used to minimize the costs of being wrong in the criminal trial of a suspected murderer, where it is usually regarded as better to let several guilty men go free than it is to wrongly convict an innocent man.

The judge said that Curtis's forfeiture of $1.43m, after the guilty verdict, "may be regarded as cynical".

In a new book, he writes that he was "guilty" of upholding a law "now widely regarded as a means of voter suppression rather than of fraud prevention".

— was regarded as a dud.

They are regarded as illegal immigrants.

Both are regarded as innovative offensive minds.