Sentence examples for extraordinary testimony from inspiring English sources

The film includes the extraordinary testimony of his kidnappers when they finally faced trial.

In that summer of 1975, Lanzmann convinced Murmelstein to speak for the first time, on camera – an extraordinary testimony, with shattering revelations.

The machinations in the Chief Investment Office of JPMorgan, a too-big-to-fail bank, leading to the loss of at least $3 billion, amount to an extraordinary testimony to the persistence of a sick culture.

As if the story couldn't get any stranger, immediately after Schiller's extraordinary testimony against his captors – which presiding judge Alex Ferrer deemed "traumatic" just to listen to – Schiller was arrested and accused of false Medicare billing.

The extraordinary testimony featured Colonel Davis, in uniform and perspiring slightly in an air-conditioned courtroom, being cross-examined by his successor, Col. Lawrence J. Morris of the Army.

I have found extraordinary testimony about the intimate management of family care: how the old negotiated with the young for what they called retirement, and the exertions of caregiving at a time when support by relatives was the only sustenance available for the old.

Then too, it is hard to know how much weight to give to the extraordinary witness testimony posted on YouTube, since it appears to have been recorded under the watch of the rebel Free Syrian Army in the nearby town of Houla.

At the trial of Andreotti, Marino Mannoia gave extraordinary and unprompted testimony about the fate of Caravaggio's painting.

His trial now, as extraordinary as the testimony and the pain in individual lives is likely to be, should be a chance to make sure that our own judicial processes don't start looking alien to us.

She always rose above the material, which is extraordinary and a testimony to her artistry....Apart from Rock Hudson and James Garner (who has said that Day and Audrey Hepburn were his favorite leading ladies), with whom she is most associated, how do you understand her on-screen chemistry with Cary Grant, Jimmy Stewart, Clark Gable, James Cagney, David Niven, Jack Lemmon, and Tony Randall.

Then, as Mr. Moussaoui's lawyers pick up the arguments they began Thursday afternoon, the jury is expected to have the extraordinary experience of hearing testimony gathered in the United States' secret overseas detention system.