I am a hunter of sin.

I am out to destroy.

There's a touch of melodrama in this for you, Andrew," he concluded, with a little laugh, "but, my God, I'm in earnest!" "What does this mean so far as regards the routine of your daily life ?" Wilmore asked curiously.
"Well, it brings us to the point we discussed down at Brancaster," Francis replied.

"It will affect my work to this extent.

I shall not accept any brief unless, after reading the evidence, I feel convinced that the accused is innocent." "That's all very well," Wilmore observed, "but you know what it will mean, don't you?
Lawyers aren't likely to single you out for a brief without ever feeling sure whether you will accept it or not." "That doesn't worry me," Francis declared.