Sentence examples for obvious testimony from inspiring English sources

One obvious testimony to the ceasefire is the smart new KNU office along one of Hpa-an's main roads.

His friends have claimed that he was captured and tortured by troops there, though for obvious reasons their testimonies might not be totally reliable.

The outcome depends on Judge Kaplan, who presided over of testimony with obvious technological savvy.

To achieve these goals, the authors offer the following recommendations: Public health agencies and academic institutions should familiarize themselves with regional EIA activities, and participate, either through HIA or simply through providing comments, where either public testimony or obvious public health concerns indicate a need.

Although neither expressed hostility toward the other in testimony, there were obvious discrepancies in their accounts.

The prosecution also failed to aggressively point out the obvious contradictions in Zimmerman's testimony about his confrontation and fisticuffs with Trayvon and the shooting that followed, Bloom argues.

It was obvious that vast swathes of evidence and testimony had been disallowed before we even showed up.

Glanmore Sonnets and Glanmore Revisited are the most obvious products of that place and state, and appropriate testimony to it.

If the Murdochs seemed at times distant, even oblivious, to what was going on in their own company, there were no obvious admissions of wrongdoing or glaring contradictions in their testimony, analysts said.

The testimony itself was a mixture of the obvious and the blandly optimistic.

The lack of expert testimony or experience on the committee became obvious, as Senators appeared unsure of the population of Canada, while witnesses did not know the number of guards stationed along the border.