Sentence examples for verdict echoed from inspiring English sources
Himself a current defendant in a judges-bribing trial in Milan, he said that the verdict echoed his own experiences at the hands of judges.
"Because of the economy" he muttered gnomically, then added, as if it were hardly worth mentioning, "and because Ed Miliband's completely useless".As members of Labour's depleted parliamentary cohort look with bleary eyes on the wreckage of their party's hopes, they should find in that disdainful verdict, echoed nationally in their worst result for three decades, a reason for hope.
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The Imam Sayedee, after hearing his verdict, echoed the Jamaat party line, castagating the "infidels and atheists" at Shabagh.
The Imam Sayedee, after hearing his verdict, echoed the Jamaat party line, castagating the "infidels and atheists" at Shabagh.
So said David N. Kelley, the United States attorney in Manhattan, after the Martha Stewart verdict, echoing similar statements from prosecutors and regulators about the current wave of white-collar trials.
After Abetz's remarks, frontbenchers Arthur Sinodinos and Steve Ciobo argued there would be no point to holding a plebiscite if politicians did not heed its verdict, echoing statements by Malcolm Turnbull last year when he said that "when the Australian people make their decision, that decision will stick..
Toucharcade's coverage of its new iOS port is positive, calling the experience "one to remember," and its verdict echoes reviews of 2005: Edge wrote that it's "almost shocking how seamless, engrossing and accessible" the game was, and PC Gamer called it a "classic adventure pumped up with massive doses of adrenaline".
That negative verdict was echoed by Oxfam: "Once again rich governments have talked a good game when it comes to cracking down on corporate tax dodging but have failed to deliver when it matters," said Nick Bryer, head of Oxfam's inequality campaign.
It, too, was rapturously received: "elegant, artful," and "unmissable" was Eurogamer's verdict, one echoed across the gaming press.
This verdict was echoed by Michael Foot, who in a postscript to Driberg's memoir wrote of Driberg's "great services" to the Labour Party in the various offices that he occupied.
