Sentence examples for colourful testimony from inspiring English sources
The documentation of the early life is thin, but Macdonald is able throughout to draw on the colourful testimony of his formidable mother, his friends, fellow musicians, a variety of female companions (Marley had nine or 10 children by six or seven different women) and later some businessmen, politicians and gangsters.
Wealthy politicians One model, two interpretations ReprintsAt his trial, Mr Bo launched an unexpectedly spirited defence, including colourful condemnations of the testimony of Ms Gu and Mr Wang.
There was little footage of Robinson in the ring, the first decade at least of his career having pre-dated widespread television coverage, so the programme leant heavily on the testimony of colourful writer/historians such as Sugar, something boxing is blessed with more than most sports.
The testimony of the colourful 70-year-old – nicknamed Mr 10% due to the cash he topsliced from every marketing deal for two decades – was given in secret to a New York judge in 2013 but only made public on Wednesday, and laid out in stark detail the scale of the larceny.
The colourful procedings included speeches, poems, testimonies, information sessions, a marathon, a bicycle race and a carnival.
A 2001 documentary, "Too Colourful for the League," made his case, with testimony from Richard Lord, who broke collegiate hockey's color barrier at Michigan State.
Her woven, colourful ornaments are a treat to the eye and her happy smile is a testimony to the satisfaction that she now enjoys with clean water available so close to her homestead.
On the whiteboard near his desk are the colourful doodles of one of his three sons testimony to a recent spot of baby-sitting.
Displaying nice colourful curvy curves.
