Sentence examples for a moving testimony from inspiring English sources

In his stories (which could not be published until the loosening of restrictions in the early 1960s) he gave a moving testimony of human suffering in Soviet labour camps.

The Independent this week published a moving testimony by the Yemeni writer Farea-Al-Muslimi who went to Washington and described the devastation caused by drone strikes in his country.

There's a moving testimony from a missionary whose father had recently died: on the plane to the funeral he heard a voice saying "The journey your father is now taking is one of such pleasure that it means you don't have to mourn".

Then we moved into the immigration issues, with Catalina giving a moving testimony about the struggles of life in America as an undocumented person.

Frank Ocean, who last summer on Tumblr posted a deeply moving testimony of falling in love with a man, saw Channel Orange, his major label debut, chart at No 2 in US and British markets – a huge commercial success that resonates with the re-election of a gay-marriage-supporting, African American president.

Commenting in The Times in 1976, Anna Kisselgoff called the dance "a deeply moving testimony to the empathy of the hunters for the hunted".

The younger Mr. Biden, a polished second-generation politician, delivered a fluid and moving testimony to his father's humanity, recalling the 1972 car accident that killed Mr. Biden's first wife and a young daughter.

It's a defiant artistic credo: moving testimony to the power of the theater and to the hardy professionalism of people like Judi Dench herself.

Rickman also coedited – with the Guardian's Katharine Viner – and directed My Name Is Rachel Corrie, which recorded the moving testimony of a 23-year-old American woman who went to aid Palestinians in the Gaza Strip and was killed by an Israeli bulldozer.

The highlight of the day is deeply moving testimony from a laboratory technician at the Bisate Health Centre, Jean Baptiste, 24, who enters the grassy stage area with great difficulty because he walks with crutches.

Moving testimony of how a jihadi group, the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (Isis), has imposed its own strict interpretation of sharia law has emerged in a series of video interviews smuggled out of the northern Syrian city of Raqqa.