Sentence examples for amount of testimony from inspiring English sources

The overwhelming amount of testimony against Cosby that people have read in the press and on social media could not convict him inside the courtroom.

Holden has built his book around the George Remus murder trial, although, as he writes in an afterword, none of the considerable amount of testimony comes from the actual transcript.

Dylann Roof complains in court about the amount of testimony from his victims' families.

O'Toole said he would restrict the amount of testimony about Tamerlan's allegedly manipulative influence over Tsarnaev.

BBC legal correspondent Clive Coleman said senior or former judges were the obvious choices as chair of long inquiries as they were used to hearing and analysing vast amounts of testimony from multiple witnesses.

No amount of apologetic testimony or political spin last week could mask the fact that, since the attacks of September 11th, President Bush and his top aides have seen themselves as engaged in a war against terrorism in which the old rules did not apply.

"I am confident about the investigation, and I was satisfied with the amount of evidence and testimony we got in the time we had the case," he said.

The closing arguments are expected to be as wide-ranging and thorough as time allows as the lawyers attempt to summarize their cases from the vast amount of evidence and testimony.

"We've been struck by the amount of video and eyewitness testimony," said Jon Williams, the BBC world news editor.

The bar is so high, and the capacity for empathy so low, that apparently no amount of statistics and personal testimony can convince a critical mass of white Americans that the problem is not African-Americans claiming victimhood but their being victimised.

The "experts," Vincent Rue, James Anderson, Geoffrey Keyes, and John Thorp, were paid a cumulative amount of $141,612 for their testimony based on false and discredited science.