Sentence examples for As testimony of from inspiring English sources

The jury also listened as testimony of Dr. Jonathan Dranov, a McQueary family friend, was read aloud.

This evidence included excerpts from the record of the state proceedings as well as testimony of petitioner and various state officials.

His stories, the novella Mitina lyubov (1925; Mitya's Love), and the autobiographical novel Zhizn Arsenyeva (The Life of Arsenev which Bunin began writing during the 1920s and of which he published parts in the 1930s and 1950s were recognized by critics and Russian readers abroad as testimony of the independence of Russian émigré culture.

In 'The Letters of Alciphron: A Unified Literary Work?', Michele Biraud and Arnaud Zucker have gathered a dozen international contributions about the collection of letters of Alciphron, hitherto mainly studied as part of the epistolary genre at the time of the Second Sophistic or as testimony of a nostalgia for the Athens of Menander's time.

In what was hailed as testimony of pilot prowess, the pilot glided the plane onto the Hudson River, with no loss of life.

News about Chinese hackers penetrating US networks should not be seen as testimony of a flaccid United States cyber security.

While not disregarding such aspect, this seminar will consider architectural representations as testimonies of the perception and reception of buildings and their decoration in antiquity; and, along with the descriptive qualities of images depicting architecture, it will address their prescriptive and normative character.

Beyond sharing the deeper understanding of daily life, professional technical knowledge and practical experience of the person in scene, which includes learning from situations experienced by other patients, are shared as testimonies of professional expertise.

PARIS - The French economy is popularly viewed as sclerotic and sheltered, but government data released Monday - as well as the testimony of a number of global chief executives - suggest the opposite.

The combination of interviews and academic studies works, although those studies are not as absorbing as the testimony of an indisputably aggrieved victim.

Cameras will be barred from divorce and child custody proceedings as well as the testimony of informers, protected witnesses and victims of sexual crimes.