Sentence examples for deep testimony from inspiring English sources

'The Rights of Children', a 20th anniversary gift to UNICEF from Paolo Allori of Tipolito Duemila Group Srl and Edizioni Imprinting in Florence, offers deep testimony to the expression and violation of children's rights through the luminous imagery of Giacomo Pirozzi.

What is so special about Ryan's novel is that it seems to draw speech out of the deepest silences; the testimony of his characters rings rich and true – funny and poignant and banal and extraordinary – and we can't help but listen.

We got deep understanding from callers: testimony rather than opinion".

And surely there is testimony to deep attachment in so negative an homage.

His written testimony provided deep detail on five one-on-one interactions – three in person, two by phone.

The White House made deep cuts in written testimony given to a Senate committee this week by the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on health risks posed by global warming, but the director agreed yesterday with administration officials who said the cuts were part of a normal review process and not aimed at minimizing the issue.

For older audiences, among which I place myself, McNamara's testimony cuts deepest when he goes back to the Second World War firebombing of Tokyo by the American Twentieth Air Force, whose high-altitude B-29 bombers, redeployed at five thousand feet, rained down incendiaries that killed at least eighty-five thousand ciniliansingle sinightnight.

His testimony revealed no deep motivation such as revenge or lust for power – two words, perhaps, for the same thing.

In California, the poll taker Mervin Field believes Mr. Cranston is "in deep trouble" since recent Congressional testimony by elderly Californians who blamed the Senator for the loss of their life savings in Keating-related investments.

Still, it was a little peculiar hearing Brooke Shields's weepy testimony about her deep friendship with Jackson given the fact that she told reporters that the last time she saw him was at Elizabeth Taylor's eighth wedding in 1991.

Attacked by critics as a revival of McCarthyism, and lauded by supporters as a courageous stand against political correctness, the hearing — four hours of sometimes emotional testimony — revealed a deep partisan split in lawmakers' approach to terror investigations and their views on the role of mosques in America.