Sentence examples for kinds of testimony from inspiring English sources

Hustvedt has constructed the novel as a kind of artefact, out of numerous kinds of testimony: it purports to be the work of an academic researching Harriet Burden's claims of authorship years after her death, and is a collection of interviews, essays, articles and letters demonstrating the spectrum of responses to the would-be scandal.

In a 2013 study, for instance, online participants had to rate the likelihood of a defendant's guilt in a hypothetical robbery based on different kinds of testimony from a fingerprint examiner.

In the community circle, students gave all kinds of testimony: shout-outs to teachers who helped them or pushed them that week, apologies for mistakes or lack of effort, and affirmations for the joyfulness of the school.

His photographs are a kind of testimony: evidence of what has been lost and what remains.

It's the kind of testimony Mr. Peacock documents and files.

Whatever the truth of this kind of testimony, it was usually irrelevant to the charge itself.

A year after the attacks, a new kind of testimony is necessary.

But in this instantaneous, virtualizing age, that kind of testimony confronts a new variety: a testimony of aggregate, average, good-enough truths.

That kind of testimony has contributed to a less than flattering portrayal of Mr. Bo on the censored court microblog, which had 570,000 followers by Monday.

"I am heartened that the court recognizes the importance of this kind of testimony and that it is not in the normal understanding of the jury," he said.

Some of those skeptical engineers suggest the work amounted to little more than a highly sophisticated exercise in producing just the kind of testimony Mr. Silverstein desired.