Sentence examples for first hand testimony from inspiring English sources

These eye-witness accounts just pip Studs Turkel's similar The Good War at the post, with first hand testimony by everyone from Lord Mountbatten to Hitler's secretary Traudl Junge, and the poor chaps on the ground who had to do the actual fighting.

The film shows, with first hand testimony, how that counter-terror campaign ran out of control.

Originally given as public lectures between 1997 and 1999, the essays collected in The Novel, Spirituality and Modern Culture provide exciting and thought-provoking reflections upon creativity, freedom and human destiny within the context of (post) modern culture, as well as being first hand testimony to the experience of creative writing.

Ladies, I'm giving you first hand testimony.

His first hand testimony was only one among many at the hearings into how Canadian mining companies across Latin America — from Honduras Siria Valleyy to southeastern Guatemala to Chiapas, Mexico — with the support of local authorities and the Canadian government, have been committing environmental and human rights abuses in the pursuit of gold.

His first hand testimony was only one among many at the hearings into how Canadian mining companies across Latin America from Honduras' Siria Valley to southeastern Guatemala to Chiapas, Mexico with the support of local authorities and the Canadian government, have been committing environmental and human rights abuses in the pursuit of gold.

Over the last five years Radio 2 has commissioned 50 new songs based on the archive of the first hand testimonies of those who fought, and lived through the First World War - these are being broadcast as the series The Ballads Of The Great War and live in special concert on Armistice weekend.

It is also known from first hand testimonies and his own writing that Joyce attended Catholic Mass and Orthodox Sacred Liturgy, especially during Holy Week, purportedly for aesthetic reasons.

But academics want the historical record enriched, eventually, with as much first-hand testimony as possible.

The vividness of Shenton's description comes from the wealth of first-hand testimony she has accumulated.

Last week, US State Department officials admitted that much of the first-hand testimony they had received was "shaky".