Sentence examples for trial to which from inspiring English sources

There was something personally vindictive about the Alice in Wonderland trial to which his junta has just subjected her.

"Any trial to which the central party pays this much attention had no chance of being fair".

Several opposition leaders were jailed last year after a mass trial, to which many defendants turned up with broken arms and legs.

Both sides were also concerned about making their last offers from the settlement talks part of the public record of the trial, to which Judge Jackson said he would be willing to take them under seal.

The novel's symmetry came not only from the stereoscopic first-person narration of Scout, who was both experienced and innocent, but also from the chiasmus of one crime falsely alleged and another justly left unprosecuted: the illegitimate trial to which Tom Robinson was subjected set against the one Arthur "Boo" Radley was spared.

He pointed to the press table and declared that because of this fussy insistence on the investigation of a murder there was now a trial to which Northern papers had sent representatives; and the implication was that they had come for the purpose of mocking and insulting the South.

A Listing of a Few of the Grievous Trials to Which the Old Gentleman has Been Subjected.

Through her tests" — the trials to which Sarastro subjects her and Tamino, her beloved — "she comes into herself.

By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, December 21 , 1935P. 74 A Listing of a Few of the Grievous Trials to Which the Old Gentleman has Been Subjected.

Midrash Bereishit Rabbah (55:7) teaches that "God tests the faith of the righteous in that God reveals to them only at a later time the ultimate meaning of the trials to which they are subjected".

Of the 90 trials to which questionnaires were sent in August 2007 - December 2007, we received responses from 53 (58.9%).