Sentence examples for clear testimony from inspiring English sources

Martin Brodeur gave clear testimony on the ice, with splits and flips and flops, that his groin injury has healed.

What surprised me was how many agreed, a clear testimony to the esteem in which PEN is held in the literary community.

Documents released by Snowden to the Guardian reveal that half the cost of running Ayios Nikolaos is paid for by the US – clear testimony to the value of the listening post.

"When I baptized her, she gave a clear testimony of her faith in Christ". When Todd's stepmother, Faye Palin, ran in 2002 for the mayoral job Palin was vacating, the incumbent withheld her endorsement.

All these unfolding scenarios in Harare are a clear testimony that land is being used as a tool by ZANU PF to mobilise support in urban areas and thus creating and enforcing the patron-client relationship.

The app achieved around 57,000 downloads in the week commencing 2 May driven by the Osama Bin Laden story - a clear testimony to audiences' appetite for a higher quality, on-the-move experience.

It would be wrong to pre-judge the inquiry's outcome but the clearest testimony so far has come from his team-mates.

The doggedness with which most of this casuistry was advanced, often in the teeth of observable evidence to the contrary, is the clearest testimony to the normative strength of the democratic ideal in modern society.

In fact, as the article made clear, her testimony that Gonzales asked her questions about her recollections of the firings contradicted his testimony that he had not spoken to his senior aides since the firings "to protect the integrity of this investigation".

Alan Greenspan, the Fed chairman, recognizes that, as he made clear in testimony in July.

It's extraordinary, but his clear, personal testimony is an account that some are unwilling to believe.