Sentence examples for trial strangers from inspiring English sources

These essays are about the strange intersections between your life and the lives of strangers, strangers in books and strangers on trial, strangers in pre-fab homes and bus stops and haunted houses; they're also about family and being lied to and growing up in Seattle when it wasn't cool to grow up in Seattle.

Since the trial, however, strangers have come around claiming that her house belongs to them, and tried to throw her out.

Though impecunious, he attends many cultural events and knows the trials of fame: strangers approach him "with a frightening look of pitiless admiration".

The American public was still grappling with the O.J. Simpson case from two years before, but I can only vaguely remember that one—I was too young to comprehend the politics involved or even have reference points for the celebrity status that made O.J.'s trial such a stranger-than-fiction tale.

Not only are those in a particular trial likely to be strangers; if they complain to the sponsor about conditions, they risk being excluded from future studies.

Pups performed significantly more checks and aggressive interactions during stranger trials (n = 48) compared to familiar trials (n = 48) (GAMM: R = 0.22, p < 0.001; GAMM: R = 0.73, p < 0.001, respectively) (Tables  2 and 3, Figs.  2 and 3).

Throughout the study, individuals in stranger trials were consistently more investigative and aggressive than those in familiar trials.

It's equally hard not to see that Rachel Jeantel, the young woman who was Martin's friend and who testified in the trial is also the stranger.

But only Sotomayor was a trial judge, which is even stranger.

At trial, in a room filled with strangers, the victim is asked to talk about humiliating and degrading injuries suffered at the hands of a man she loves.

Don't get me wrong: true to my nationality, my first instinct is that anyone proposing more conversation between strangers should be imprisoned without trial.