Sentence examples for differently testifying from inspiring English sources
Ms. Farrow remembered things somewhat differently, testifying that Ms. Campbell had arrived at breakfast the next morning "excited and happy" about receiving "a huge diamond" from Mr. Taylor.
Several witnesses have testified differently than they did before the grand jury, leading the prosecutor, Matthew Bogdanos, a Manhattan assistant district attorney, to accuse one of his own witnesses of perjury.
Yet intvw still felt only half a confession, delivered chillingly emotion-free January 18 , 2013Updated at 3.37am GMT 3.34am GMT Armstrong says he regrets not acting differently when his former team-mates were testifying to the federal grand jury.
But when they next approached a microphone, back in the states, testifying about what they saw or did, they spoke differently, sensing the responsibility they had in this very different kind of moment.
Henry Paulson was still testifying.
Questioned after the hearing concluded, Republican chairman Trey Gowdy conceded: "I don't know that she testified that much differently than she has the previous time she testified".
Before Giambi's recent remarks, he had been viewed differently from someone like Barry Bonds, who also testified in the Bay Area Laboratory Co-Operative case.
"Federal and state subsidies haven't increased, and something's got to give". Many of the 50 speakers who testified, however, saw the matter differently, blaming the district's financial woes on what they described as its own fiscal irresponsibility.
