Sentence examples for has ever testified from inspiring English sources

"Indeed, in the history of the C.I.A., no one in my position has ever testified publicly".

No justice has ever testified on the constitutionality of bills before Congress — even President Franklin D. Roosevelt's ill-conceived "court-packing" proposal.

Yet every IRS commissioner who has ever testified has admitted that the IRS cannot effectively police transfer pricing -- it's like policing the New Jersey Turnpike on a bicycle.

Of the roughly 400 licensed trappers in Connecticut, he said, "none have ever testified that they need to sell the pelts to make a living".

In the case of Ms. Rice, however, the White House said no other incumbent national security adviser had ever testified in public concerning policy matters.

Everyone at Radio 1 and everyone who has ever met him will testify to that.

I miss the chilli in that recipe too: it's a great pairing with crab, as anyone who has ever visited Singapore will testify, and adds a wonderful warmth to proceedings.

Warner said Monday, "Everyone that we've ever had testify still stands by the full findings of the ICA," referring to the intelligence community's assessment.

Anyone who has ever run a marathon can testify to the toll it can take on the body, from painful shin splints to disabling stress fractures.

As anyone can testify who has ever tried to paste together a panoramic view from a couple of snapshots, it is almost impossible to create a perfectly seamless photo montage.

This, as anyone who has ever engaged in it can testify, is one of the most difficult, one of the most controversial — but also one of the most important — questions.