Sentence examples for first-hand testimony from inspiring English sources

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.

We will also hear from Leonardo Sakamoto, who covers slavery for Reporter Brazil, and a first-hand testimony from a Chinese human trafficking survivor.

By far the clearest picture of chronic fatigue syndrome comes from the first-hand testimony of fellow sufferers who mince no words in describing their prolonged, excruciating misery.

Crucially, the first-hand testimony of the women themselves confirms that they are not coerced, but freely adopt the full-face veil.

The BBC executive argued that the film gave young listeners "a rare and valuable opportunity to understand through first-hand testimony the motivation of an individual who had chosen to fight with Isis".

But even a collection of first-hand testimonies doesn't provide the full historical picture.

He was never just that and the first-hand testimonies of those who knew him best reveal a much more complicated, and contradictory, man.

Hodges's story, in its mix of the otherworldly and the all-too-human, is central to the narrative flow of Find a Fallen Star, which combines Petersen's own images with archive press cuttings, found photos and first-hand testimonies.

These twenty-nine first-hand testimakees make up a kind of collective memoir of life in the Warsaw ghetto, from its establishment, in November, 1940, through (and even beyond) its destruction, in 1943.

The show's access to heavyweight contributors is undimmed (first-hand testimonies from Tom Hanks and Matt Damon are a blithe garnish to the main subject) and Bragg's gravitas only deepens with the acoustic of experience.