Sentence examples for trial makes me from inspiring English sources

Hearing news reports about the Jerry Sandusky trial makes me wonder if there indeed is a special place in hell for child molesters.

A chance meeting with a friend of Keli's, in the weeks leading up to her Sydney trial, made me believe she was innocent.

The lengths to which the judge in the Jimmy Mubenga trial went – using restrictive powers – to ensure that the jury heard nothing about the grossly racist texts sent and received by two of the three G4S guards on trial for manslaughter, makes me feel that we have come full circle since the 1980s, and have to start that battle all over again, to bring the reality of racism back into the courtroom.

Hearing other parents' trials and tribulations makes me realize that, in fact, I'm not doing too shabby of a job and that it isn't just me who finds this whole parenting thing difficult.

But my mental re-trial did make me realise how hard it must be, in many instances, to secure a guilty verdict for the crime of rape even after model investigations and with conscientious, unprejudiced juries.

The flagrantly illegitimate trial makes President Clinton's passive posture on the case puzzling.

Not giving him a trial makes us look like quislings and it makes al Qaeda look like they are right about us.

"He had a great time trial and he made me suffer.

(Thank goodness the neutral object trial did not make me more productive. Nothing is worth examining rusted safety pins for 60 seconds).

"Sometimes we would walk out of the weight room, and then turn around and go back in, because I would think of the trial, and it would make me angry, and then I'd want to take it out on the weights".

David Brooks: For the record, this trial has done the unexpected: Made me feel sympathetic to John Edwards.