Sentence examples for shows absentia from inspiring English sources

Shows: "Absentia," "Grand Prix Driver," "Mozart in the Jungle," "The Tick".

And trying Fabolous, who does not appear to be participating in the show, in absentia still gets a conviction.

In a bizarre twist to the case, Mr. Landeros was given his own art show, in absentia, at a gallery that displayed a dozen of his own paintings under the collective title "Houston, We Have a Problem".

"To the End of Hell" started life as testimony for the show trials in absentia of Pol Pot and Ieng Sary in 1979 after Vietnamese invaders had toppled their regime.

Also dreamlike is the show's masterpiece in absentia, "Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose," with its singsong title and central image of two children lighting lanterns in a flowering garden at dusk.

But Islam Behery, a young Muslim scholar who used his popular TV show to promote a revisionist approach to some of the fundamentals of mainstream Islam, was sentenced to five years in jail in absentia for "showing contempt" toward Islam, a loosely defined charge that in the past has been levelled against members of the Coptic Christian minority group.

In 1999, seven years after he left Egypt, Abdellatif had been convicted in absentia in a mass show trial of 107 men in Cairo, a trial that was condemned as unfair by Amnesty and Human Rights Watch, and has since been discredited in his home country as a politically motivated suppression of Islamic opposition.

During the trial, Mr. Ieng Sary's lawyers argued that he was protected by a pardon, granted in 1996 by King Norodom Sihanouk, absolving him of a conviction in absentia for genocide in a show trial in 1979, shortly after the Khmer Rouge were driven from power by a Vietnamese invasion.

The two were tried in absentia while in South Africa, but they showed up for the verdict.

He was convicted in absentia in 1999 in a mass show trial of 107 men that was condemned by Amnesty, Human Rights Watch and others as a political show trial contrived to marginalise Islamist political opposition to the Mubarak regime.

The Egyptian father of six, falsely convicted in absentia of murder in a mass show trial that has since been discredited in his home country, remains in indefinite secure detention in Australia by ministerial order, more than a year after the minister's own department chief said he should be considered for a visa.