Sentence examples for just testimony from inspiring English sources

"Maybe," he said later, "it was just testimony to the fact I'm too disorganized to buy a set of headphones that I myself covet".

This isn't meant as criticism, just testimony to what psychologists describe as the power of suggestion or what the characters call Yawn Power.

Ben Shemie sings admonitions — "These same visions/It takes years for things to change" — that could be comments on the band's fascination with modular structure or just testimony to its calm obstinacy.

For years, authorities and individuals have known that there was more to crime than just testimony: that the scene of the crime, or a murder weapon, or even a few drops of blood, could also bear witness to the truth.

These three parts, and Dedekind's approach as a whole, may not seem extraordinary to a contemporary mathematician; but that is just testimony to how much modern mathematics has been shaped by it.

It just provides testimony and lets you make up your own mind.

To some extent, Loose's continued relevance is just a testimony to Timbaland's ongoing, ubiquitous shadow.

Some lawyers say reasonable doubt can be created not just from testimony, but also from the atmosphere surrounding a trial.

But surely we, the public, deserve to hear what he has to say to the commission, and not just the testimony of members of his administration like Condoleezza Rice.

Treasury secretary Jack Lew has just completed testimony before the Senate finance committee in which he emphasized how devastating a default could be.

"I can see why it got banned", says Joan archly, before adding: "It's just another testimony to how most people think marriage is a joke".