Sentence examples for distinctive testimony from inspiring English sources
Though he took the stand for just 10 minutes, Geoffrey Canada, the president and chief executive of the Harlem Children's Zone, offered some of the most distinctive testimony in the trial of hedge fund billionaire Raj Rajaratnam.
Even the president's wife can often be seen sporting Christian Louboutin shoes, their distinctive red soles a visible testimony to power and success.
The occasion was New York City Opera's 60th birthday, and the crowd that turned out for a reception before Thursday's performance of "Tosca" was testimony to the distinctive flair of New York's "other" opera company.
Perhaps the fact that a speaker invites us to trust her provides a distinctive kind of reason to accept her testimony.
For many years the shopkeepers along Chicken Street, the main tourist bazaar in Kabul, sold carpets patterned with Hind gunships and BTRs, the distinctive eight-wheeled armoured vehicles whose carcasses still litter the countryside, testimony to the mujahedin's Pyrrhic victory.
To use Calvin's terminology, there is the Sensus Divinitatis, which is a source of belief in God, and the Internal Testimony of the Holy Spirit, which is the source of belief in the distinctive doctrines of Christianity.
Manuel gave similar testimony.
They coerce false testimony.
Gives Hawley's testimony.
