Convict

The jury must be convinced beyond reasonable doubt to convict the accused.

It is essential to convict the real culprits and bring them to justice.

I will try to convict my boss that my idea is worth investing in.

The fitness trainer tried to convict her clients of the benefits of weightlifting.

The evidence was strong enough to convict the thief of the robbery.

The court will convict the accused of the fraud charges.

The police hope to convict the suspects of drug trafficking.

The prosecutors failed to convict the suspect due to a lack of evidence.

The detectives were able to convict the killer of first-degree murder.

The jury's verdict was to convict the suspect of assault.

The prosecutor was able to convict the gang leader of racketeering.

The judge could convict the defendant of manslaughter.

She had a convict devotion to her religious beliefs.

The new evidence was enough to convict the real culprit of the crime.

The investigative journalist hoped to convict the company of environmental violations.

The prosecutor presented the convict, a bloody knife, as evidence in the murder trial.

The fingerprint was the key convict in solving the robbery case.

The recovered stolen property was the ultimate convict that established the guilt of the burglar.

The judge granted the convict a pardon after new evidence was presented in court.

She could not convict her parents to let her stay out late.

His convict that she was the best candidate for the job was unwavering.

The judge will likely convict the defendant of perjury.

The politician's convict was that universal healthcare is a basic human right.

The convict of the group was that they needed to work harder to achieve their goal.

The evidence was not strong enough to convict the suspect of the crime.