Sentence examples for although testimony from inspiring English sources

Although testimony showed that Mr. al-'Owhali came from a wealthy and prominent Saudi family, Mr. Cohn said he expected that a restitution order would not extend to them.

Prosecutors originally contended that the assault was so violent that it left "clumps of the inmate's dreadlocks" on the floor of his cell, although testimony at the trial suggested that the beating was not exceptionally brutal.

Although testimony is not a form of induction, induction would be all but paralyzed were it not nourished by testimony.

Although the testimony in "Shoah" is authentic, many of its scenes are staged.

The report said that although the testimony was "necessarily anecdotal," the stories were consistent with each other and therefore credible.

Although the testimony of both Bell and Hoskins could be damaging for Bonds, there are some questions about their credibility.

Although his testimony and his study did disclose that Capital Group provided funding, Warren said that she later learned this was not the full story.

Although her testimony on Monday did not tie Mr. Seabrook directly to unlawful behavior, she acknowledged that he used his influence to help her and admitted that she had committed forgery while running the nonprofit groups.

In freeing Mr. Morales, Judge Chin said that although that testimony had not been available at the trial, the state had rejected similar testimony from other sources that would have been sufficient to give the jurors' reasonable doubt about the two defendants' guilt.

Other witnesses were less important, jurors said, although the testimony of David Stulb, who heads Andersen's fraud and investigative unit and testified for the government, changed the way that some viewed David B. Duncan, the Andersen partner who managed the Enron account and who also testified for prosecutors.

Following C. I. Lewis (1946), some proponents think of this situation as analogous to how agreeing testimonies in court can lead to a verdict although each testimony by itself would be insufficient for that purpose.