Sentence examples for it testify from inspiring English sources

She loathes the complacent idleness whereby contemporary Americans dismiss Puritanism and turn John Calvin, its great proponent, into an obscure, moralizing bigot: "We are forever drawing up indictments against the past, then refusing to let it testify in its own behalf — it is so very guilty, after all.

In fact, if after years of US war and occupation, "moderate" Afghans can only come up with an unspeakably ghastly law that would tie sex to food (allow a husband to starve a wife if she doesn't have sex with him), doesn't it testify to the limits of the US project of liberating Afghans?

The failure to incorporate curricular materials that, as McIntosh puts it, "testify to the existence" of racial diversity is to underserve and ignore our increasingly diverse student bodies.

Finally, Michael Chase Michael Chase, the general manager of Shred-It, testified that his company spent several hours shredding documents from Andersen at roughly the same time.

For others, it testified to France's institutional failings.

And it testified to the difficult task that the civilian government faces in trying to rebuild public security and trust.

It testifies to Mr. Bush's ability to extract what he wants from his formidable adjutants.

It was as close as the concert got to vintage Afrobeat, and it testified to the stubborn power of Fela's music.

It testifies to a much larger fragmentation that has to do with the way business is done in Hollywood.

Indeed, it testifies to your determination to start a family and presages the love you'll have for your child.

Since all the other bottles on our list were $17 to $24, it testifies to the respect Dagueneau commands and the prices admirers are willing to pay.