Sentence examples for only testify from inspiring English sources

A third witness, Nasser Abu Hmeid, said, "I will only testify before an international court".

I can only testify to experience of this country for the last 28 years, but surely the emergence of the "shy Tory" stereotype is historically recent.

In other parts of the trial, these experts can only testify about what has been published in journals, but in the sentencing phase, these same scientists are asked to make novel leaps or educated guesses.

Straight No Chaser, Well You Needn't, Round Midnight, Epistrophy, Misterioso, Evidence and Ruby My Dear are all here, pieces that not only testify to Monk's lateral imagination but make the rejection and suspicion of his work in the 1950s all the more baffling.

We're not sure if Cook ever emerged from one of two tour buses parked outside the arena; we can only testify that there were constant piercing, mind-jolting, deafening shrieks of excitement coming from the young crowd.

Like Freud, Beauvoir recognizes that we are embodied as sexual beings and that our bodies not only testify to our own finitude and limits but also matter as sites of encounters with others, encounters that are multivalent including loving connections and threatening defenses, moments of affirmation and of dissolution.

It only testifies to the authentic origins of the fruit.

In Wilson's case, though, the occasional fits of crankiness only testified to the authenticity of his thinking and emotions.

Again, according to this interpretation, the story of Abraham only testifies to the extraordinary difficulty of religious faith.

Of course, the issues in question transcend labels: in the Houston restaurant, the word "special" was used as an insult, which only testifies to the resilience of prejudice.

Hoskins, she said, only testified because Bonds had accused him of stealing from him and had contacted the F.B.I. about it.