Sentence examples for Testify to something from inspiring English sources

"Now, I'm just wondering, why did you testify to something that was false?" McConnell's ears turned bright red.

The raucous standing ovations that are now almost automatic on Broadway testify to something like a resurrection, as the slumped, weary bodies of theatregoers – "a community of seekers", like a congregation – are jazzed into vitality all over again.

In a way you can say it's a serious antecedent of the whole Bridget Jones movement - it's one response to how to be a distinctively female voice in journalism and it's about wanting to testify to something that's beyond a kind of public, political world view".

And in resisting being "got right", both the historical James and Tóibín's fictional James testify to something about the way the novel "tells us what it is like to be someone else – and that involves conveying a sense of a character's ability to elude us".

At the preview, a rapt audience testified to something very near the opposite point of view.

This omission testifies to something immature, obtuse and testosteroney in the Oscar taste.

It employed him not for the purpose of testifying to something that had already happened, but rather for the purpose of infiltration to see if crimes would in the future be committed.

But even if the motive is a pure love of art, the price paid for the Leonardo testified to something gone wrong in the balance of value and values.

Most courts try to keep marriage counselors out of the proceedings, though, unless they are testifying to something serious, Altschuler says.

Theo (not his real name) is one of a few people I could find who testified to taking something they had been told, in the early 90s, were Basson's Brownies.

At a few stops, several former gang members aboard the bus took the microphone to testify to life on the streets, something several tourists said they found to be the most riveting part of the tour.