Sentence examples for were convicted from inspiring English sources

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were convicted

noun

A person convicted of a crime by a judicial body.

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Both men were convicted.

The New York Times

The defendants were convicted.

The New Yorker

The detainees later were convicted.

Encyclopedia Britannica

The other two were convicted.

The New Yorker

All the defendants were convicted.

The New Yorker

They were convicted of both.

Encyclopedia Britannica

Of those, 15 were convicted.

Independent

Five were convicted of crimes.

The New York Times

They were convicted, but appealed.

The New Yorker

Six aldermen were convicted.

The New York Times

The youths were convicted.

The New York Times

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