Sentence examples for this very verdict from inspiring English sources

Arthur Koestler pronounced this very verdict over fifty years ago in his well-regarded history of astronomy, "The Sleepwalkers": "The Galileo affair", Koestler asserted, "was an isolated, and in fact quite atypical, episode in the history of the relations between science and theology... " (p. 523).

"With this very important verdict, I think the public will now feel that sometimes at least even the powerful can get convicted for their crime".

This very unfortunate verdict is already being viewed as a rallying cry for an increasingly vocal, dangerous minority who challenge the federal government's role in managing our public lands for multiple benefits for all Americans.

If they really held jurors to this standard, very few verdicts would withstand attack".

"This is a very depressing verdict," Mr. Wrede said, "and people here are just really disappointed".

She added: "There was a very clear verdict... and I would urge South Yorkshire police force to recognise the verdict of the jury.

"It's a very strange verdict".

"It's a very stern verdict," he admitted to the state broadcaster, NHK.

Miliband said: "I think that the voters have delivered a very clear verdict.

But what is often forgotten (at least south of the border) is that Scotland and England delivered a very different verdict.

The ICM poll of the second debate came up with a very similar verdict: a 69%to31%1% triumph for the Ukip leader.