Sentence examples for believed testimonies from inspiring English sources

Toxic masculinity thrives when men's power is protected over the safety, well-being and believed testimonies of women.

It said the jury was entitled to believe testimony that the harassment made her life joyless, "changing the fundamental chemistry in her brain".

Of course, besides the word of the speaker, hearers also causally depend in believing testimony on other fundamental sources of knowledge like perception, memory, learning, and inference.

Campbell's opening move against this argument is to reject Hume's premiss that we believe testimony solely on the basis of experience.

She said she believed the testimonies of Rajiv Goel, Anil Kumar and Adam Smith - the government's three main witnesses.

John Rohatinsky, who ran at the Nike Oregon Project between July 2007 and July 2009, did not make any fresh revelations but used a detailed Facebook post to say he believed the testimonies of other former members of Salazar's training group and that he thought Galen Rupp's improvement from 2006 to 2012 was "highly suspicious".

After watching the alleged victims' evidence as part of the documentary, Rantzen said she believed the testimonies and now thinks the rumours were true.

The judge said he believed the testimony of other witnesses that Mr. Karim was unarmed at the time.

But William D. Jansen, the justice of the peace who issued the decision, said he believed the testimony of Christopher H.

Still, Judge Burke said he found no wrongdoing by Ms. Cortes herself and believed her testimony that she, a naturalized American citizen from Veracruz, Mexico, opposes "what she believes is Pearce's harsh legislative treatment and comments about illegal Hispanic immigrants".

The two apparently didn't know each other — one, David Lemus, spoke only English and the other, Olmedo Hidalgo, only Spanish — but the jury believed eyewitness testimony that tied them to the crimes.