Sentence examples for simple verdict from inspiring English sources

That is the final word from Average Joe, burned into his brain because the media served up a Twinkie story, misdirecting the public, and giving them a simple verdict that catered to their fears.

Shaun, who is the youngest of five and whose father is dead, has a simple verdict on acting: "Love it".

The paper's "senate" of football worthies including the Real Madrid great Hugo Sánchez pronounced the simple verdict: "This Barça is the best team in the world".

That simple verdict was part of a sweeping experiment in grass-roots democracy in rural India aimed at ensuring that the benefits of government programs for the poor actually go to the poor.

This odd run-up to the Congress that opens Tuesday has thrust the nature of the Senate into the forefront of national discussion, all the more so because four or five of its new members may be chosen by some process beyond a simple verdict by the voters.

It is difficult to generalize whether migration has a positive or negative impact on stayed-behind older parents' later life as the intergenerational dynamics are far more complicated and contextualized than a simple verdict can capture.

Let us for once bring the matter home to ourselves, and summon up our own feelings upon the occasion, and hear the simple sober verdict of our own hearts, were we in the place of those unhappy Africans--this is the test, the proper touch-stone by which to try the matter before us.

VERDICT: "Simple, inexpensive and not too big".

Verdict: simple to install and use, but requires a smartphone, tablet or computer.

Verdict: simple, good-sounding, comfortable and work, making them worth buying Price: £229 (buy here) Jabra have a long history of making good but not overly popular Bluetooth headphones.

The magazine's verdict was simple, and sane: "Golden Boy has a bright future".