Sentence examples for definitive testimony from inspiring English sources

Whatever Piazza says will amount to his definitive testimony on the steroids issue, which will dominate the discussion of the December 2012 Hall of Fame ballot.

But by and large Mr. Gormley has packed his narrative with intense, overdue and definitive testimony about the still-surprising investigation of Mr. Clinton's activities spearheaded by Kenneth W. Starr.

Instead, weeks of investigation culminated in a grand inquest where witnesses were gathered to obtain their definitive testimonies.

But Sara Bennett, a Legal Aid lawyer who is representing Lamont, said that yesterday's testimony was definitive.

Not definitive, just definite.

But his testimony was not definitive.

Such survivors' testimony makes it the definitive study of the uprising.Yet the abundance of fragmentary detail is a weakness as well as a strength.

30 31 Given the equivocal and evolving nature of the vitamin D research, 32 36 37 definitive news headlines and their accompanying stories and testimonies may not provide the public with an accurate picture of the relevant science.

Olson submitted this testimony during an IURC move toward what could be a definitive IURC go-ahead for Duke Energy to finish the plant at ratepayers' expense.

In the absence of a definitive text or study as York mentions, we need more personal testimonies like Alexander's to build the case against Cheney and those who tortured and abused detainees.

Cohen's testimony provides tantalizing hints of the possibility both have been lying — but nothing exactly definitive.