Sentence examples for think sentencing from inspiring English sources

He is a zealous Europhile in a deeply Eurosceptic nation; he is a civil libertarian and prison skeptic in a country where 81% of people think sentencing is too lenient.

While the lawyers said they did not think sentencing would take place for a few weeks, the plea deal is believed to involve community service and at least 60 days in a minimum security jail in Suffolk County.

"The fiscal crisis has brought together the folks who think sentences are too long with the folks who are perfectly happy with the sentences but think prison is costing too much," Mr. Boerner said.

Hackers think "technology actions" should be protected like free speech, explains Vanessa Barnett, a lawyer.Jay Leiderman, a Californian lawyer, thinks sentences are "hysterically unjust".

In 2013, 31percentt of Republicans thought sentences were too lenient, whereas today, just 16percentt do.

If you read a lot of sentences, then you start to think in sentences, and if you think in sentences, then you can write sentences, because you know what a sentence sounds like.

Joe public think "tougher" sentences make for better sentencing.

When do you think harsh sentencing is appropriate for minors, if ever?

I think the sentencing of the prisoners is an absolute disgrace.

I think the sentence is a severe sentence but I think it is appropriate.

Do you worry that your readers will think a sentence-starting conjunction or a sentence-ending preposition is wrong?