Sentence examples for little testimony from inspiring English sources

Since there was so little testimony from the victims or the survivors, the museum built the exhibition around disturbingly meticulous Nazi records.

*The chairman of the panel, Vice Adm. John B. Nathman, said that part of his charge from Admiral Fargo was to look into "implementation of the distinguished visitor embarkation program," but there was little testimony about it.

"The jury could have rejected the testimony of SCO's witnesses for a number of reasons, including their lack of involvement in drafting the APA, the fact that there was little testimony on any actual discussions concerning the transfer of copyrights, or that many of the witnesses had a financial interest in the litigation".

The defense argued that the hairs belonged to intruders, but offered little testimony or evidence to support that contention during the hearing.

"But the NFL was obviously afraid of competition". She admitted, however, that the jury could agree on little testimony that the NFL actually acted to injure the USFL, especially in the important area of TV contracts.

There was little testimony at Tuesday's brief hearing on the legislation_ a big departure from the hours-long hearings earlier this year and in previous years that attracted hundreds of people on both sides of the debate.

Evidence is mainly in writing, with little oral testimony and many opportunities for delay.

In contrast with most survivor documentaries, this film has little formal testimony.

From Friday night to yesterday morning, they asked for little else: testimony from the four expert witnesses who evaluated Mr. Gonzalez over his account of the fire, a reading of the law on first-degree arson and a re-reading of Justice Burton B. Roberts's instructions on the laws regarding the insanity defense.

Highlighting that very little Muslim testimony from the 7th century exists, he considers it suspicious that 30 years after Muhammad's death, Muawiyah I became leader of the Arab Empire in Jerusalem despite showing little sign of being Muslim, and that no mention of Muhammad or Islam can be found in any of Muawiyah's inscriptions, coins, or documents.

For years, the Pentagon's most senior officers and officials have publicly advocated these kinds of sophisticated attacks in little-noticed testimony to Congress and at defense conferences.