"The range of our output from Downton Abbey and Mr Selfridge through to Scott and Bailey and Appropriate Adult are testimony to the ambition of the channel.
Testimonial smothering occurs when a speaker recognizes her audience as unwilling or unable to give the appropriate uptake to her testimony, and in response, limits and shapes her testimony in order to "insure that the testimony contains only content for which one's audience demonstrates testimonial competence" (2011, 244).
Then journalists, investigators, prosecutors, researchers, historians, theorists, documentary film-makers and generations of others took their turn, trying to find an appropriate response to the testimony of the survivors and the evidence of gas chambers, crematoriums, barracks for slaves, medical experiments and mass graves.
"I believe the Fed-designed AIG terms were appropriate," Paulson said in testimony at the U.S. Court of Federal Claims.
Researchers can focus on the public benefits of their work and where appropriate, video documentaries and testimonies can be useful for media-based communication of evidence.
In rejecting Mr. Fiske's request, Judge George B. Daniels said the circumstances surrounding the testimony were "an appropriate area for cross-examination" during the trial.
While testimonial quieting characterizes the failure to recognize the speaker as a knower and thus the failure to offer the speaker appropriate uptake, Dotson describes testimonial smothering as a coerced truncation of one's testimony.
We are supporting the globe on our shoulders, like Atlas - and we are standing on the globe that we are supporting... .. Frayn cites many authorities in his search for uncertainty - he has a particular admiration for William James, who is copiously and aptly quoted in the notes - and it may be appropriate to add to these testimonies the words of a poet.
"I believe my remarks to Mr. Lewis were appropriate," Mr. Paulson said in his prepared testimony.
Testimony was wired to the appropriate committees.
