Sentence examples for he testified it from inspiring English sources
The phrase "he testified it" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct usage would typically involve a direct object that specifies what was testified about, such as "he testified to it" or "he testified regarding it." Example: "During the trial, he testified to the events he witnessed that night."
In a case brought by the state of Minnesota against tobacco companies, he testified, "it has not been scientifically proven that smoking causes illness in humans".
"I am positive," he testified, "it was not the Titanic".
At first on Wednesday, he testified it was and he saw him pull the trigger.
But while the city now runs about 500 fewer shifts each week, he testified, it is running several hundred more regular garbage truck shifts, in large part to pick up the extra glass and plastic.
In his fleeting role as a fund-raiser for his brother, then the governor, he testified, it was inevitable that people sought him out for everything from their preference for a new United States senator to getting a nephew's résumé into the right hands.
When Widener, who had written Youssoupoff asking him to keep the entire transaction secret, was asked why he had done that, he testified, "I didn't think it would be a good thing to have it known publicly that large sums of money were being spent for works of art at that time.
When he did, Mr. Theeb testified, it had "a flat tire and the battery was dead".
"She was gorgeous; she was beautiful," he testified, adding, "It was like love at first sight".
Although he feared that art was contrary to religion, he testified that it could sometimes bring meaning to life.
"I wasn't sure at first," he testified, "if it was a dream or if I was awake".
Based on an eyewitness account that the ice that landed in the car was clear, Mr. Wistar said, he testified that it had to have come from an icicle, because ice from a truck would have been opaque.
