"I think it is very reckless for any former prosecutor to say an obstruction-of-justice case can or can't be made based on one witness's testimony," Matthew Whitaker, a former U.S. Attorney who was appointed by President George W. Bush, and who ran as a Republican Senate candidate in Iowa, in 2014, said.
A German official who had encountered Levi in the camp laboratory found in "If This Is a Man" an "overcoming of Judaism, a fulfillment of the Christian precept to love one's enemies, and a testimony of faith in Man".
I would respectfully remind the presumptive GOP nominee and his friends that the decisions to use commercials like these, behave like this, and mislead like this, all constitute one heckuva judgment call, a testimony to character.
The apparent levelling threat to my view of the singers' hierarchy turned out to be no such thing, for the confidante was soon to join the ranks of the great ones; but it is a testimony to the quality of Sutherland's voice even then, and in such a tiny role, that it should have called a whole system of judgement into question.
I went to it, wondering why: for someone in my condition, keeping a date with the dentist is a testimony to one's faith in doctors.
Along with providing Welles's fans with behind-the-scenes insight, the book is a testimony to one woman's exceptional gift for self-preservation.
Vidal is the book's leading witness, though not a reliable one; his testimony is undermined by what the novelist Adam Mars-Jones called "delusions of candour," and possibly by delusions of a different sort.
He was sentenced to death based on the strength of one eyewitness testimony.
Reanimating several decades of her personally embossed showstoppers, Ms. Stritch turns this production into the season's one indispensable ticket for fans of musical comedy, a one-woman testimony to the vitality that once made the Broadway musical the liveliest of the American arts.
