Sentence examples for different testimonies from inspiring English sources

He will be performing a piece adapted by Tanika Gupta, which is a compilation of three different testimonies which deal with the children's relationship with their mothers.

Instead of thousands of different testimonies, we encounter a dozen or so lives, densely realized, and these dozen or so people must encounter one another, even if their meetings are only meetings between solipsists.

Johnson's essay is in large part an admonition for caution as one sifts through the different testimonies in Christian antiquity.

The government responded by filing the new indictment, but none of the counts concern different testimony than in the original charges.

Citing different testimony and documents from the same people cited by the opposing counsel, Herbert Wachtell, Mr. Silverstein's lead lawyer, said in his summation last week that despite "overwhelming incontrovertible evidence" concerning the insurers' obligations, the companies were "attempting to exploit" the confusion surrounding the trade center attack on Sept. 11, 2001.

"There are many different witness testimonies," said Baden.

We have randomly selected 400 different Czech testimonies from the archive and transcribed 15-min segment from each of them, starting 30 min from the beginning of the interview (thus getting past the biographical questions and initial awkwardness).

All stories were different, all testimonies fell on deaf ears.

In respect to argument 4, the District Court simply relied on different expert testimony stating that another advantage of the Intact D&E is that it eliminates the risk of embolism of cerebral tissue into the woman's blood stream.

Third, I do not believe that my testimony is contradicted by or is materially different than the testimony of either Mr. McMahon or Mr. Mintz, for both of whom I have a tremendous amount of respect.

But a Federal law-enforcement official who was familiar with the case said that the company changed its position after three Con Edison employees -- a senior engineer, an asbestos investigator and a chemist -- had given testimony that was different from their earlier testimony before a Federal grand jury.