Sentence examples for trial wrote from inspiring English sources

The purpose of a trial, wrote Arendt, should be "to render justice, and nothing else".

"She had remained calm all during the days of her waiting period and during the trial," wrote Robinson.

"This sequence of events deprived Mr. Collins of his right to be present at every stage of the trial," wrote Judge Denny Chin in the opinion.

Judge Rakoff, who presided over the month long trial, wrote in his sentencing order that "there is no doubt that Gupta, though not immediately profiting from tipping Rajaratnam, viewed it as an avenue to future benefits, opportunities, and even excitement".

One of Dr. House's early implant patients, from an experimental trial, wrote to him in 1981 saying, "I no longer live in a world of soundless movement and voiceless faces".

One of the Los Angeles Times reporters covering the trial wrote, "Liddy was so calm and deliberate that it appeared he had no stake in how he was perceived".

This book overlaps somewhat with "Helter Skelter," the 1974 account of the Manson trial written by the prosecutor Vincent Bugliosi.

Sure, there are lots of potentially fascinating things in this trial, writes T. J. Quinn on ESPN.com, including the prospect of Andy Pettitte tossing him under the proverbial bus.

His most overtly political work, Judge on Trial, written in the 1970s during repeated interrogations ("more humiliating than cruel") and house searches, portrayed a judge struggling with his shattered faith in the system.

Prior to inclusion in the trial, written and oral consent will be obtained on a formula from the trial investigators.

Journalist William L. Shirer was skeptical of the trial, writing "no overt act of trying to forcibly overthrow our government is charged .