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would you please tell me what is the meaning of I'm not sure he's cut out for jury trials in the following text:
He ( thr student ) cursed , flung a notebook, snatched his backpack and stomped out of the classroom, the door almost shattering behind him.
with perfect timing my father( the law professor ) said I'm not sure he's cut out for jury trials.
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anonymous what is the meaning of I'm not sure he's cut out for jury trials The professor was being sarcastic. "I'm not sure (that) something " means, in this case, "We have all just seen". To be cut out for something is to be suited by nature to it.
- anonymous what is the meaning of I'm not sure he's cut out for jury trials The professor was being sarcastic.
- "I'm not sure (that) something " means, in this case, "We have all just seen".
- To be cut out for something is to be suited by nature to it.
- " There are many jobs that lawyers can do besides arguing cases in a courtroom before a jury.
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anonymouswhat is the meaning of I'm not sure he's cut out for jury trials
The professor was being sarcastic. "I'm not sure (that) something" means, in this case, "We have all just seen". To be cut out for something is to be suited by nature to it. "As we have all just seen, he is not suited by nature to represent a client before a jury." There
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