Sentence examples for persuasive testimony from inspiring English sources
Prosecutors credibly linked him to bomb-making materials and presented persuasive testimony that he worked for Libya's intelligence services.
Indeed, in 1986 Mr. Finney himself offered persuasive testimony for designating the district, which the city landmarks commission did in 1989.
Last Exit was acquitted on the more persuasive testimony of a battery of literary critics arguing that fiction did not work in that primitive way.
Like the Amazon reviewers we consult rather than Consumer Reports, like our parenting listservs and favorite cooking blogs, self-help memoirists submit the most persuasive testimony: firsthand reports from people who've been there.
The tabloids thought they were "untouchable", Hugh Grant explained during powerful and persuasive testimony which persistently sought to put the Daily Mail and its Sunday sister into the phone-hacking and paparazzi frame.
But the sentence after that contains a caveat: "However, the greater weight of the persuasive expert testimony shows that the evidence relied upon by the respondents" — Pom Wonderful and its affiliate, Roll Global — "is not adequate to substantiate claims that POM products treat, prevent or reduce the risk of prostate cancer or that they are clinically proven to do so".
At first this seemed persuasive, according to commission testimony.
Hastings also described Dr. Brent's testimony as "persuasive".
Eyewitness testimony is dangerously persuasive to juries, yet it remains admissible in courts almost without caveat.
That testimony was especially persuasive, said Senator William L. Gormley, one of two Republicans who voted to confirm Mr. Santiago.
The accumulation of stories and sympathetic faces is persuasive; it's buttressed by testimony from scientists like Theo Colborn and Al Armendariz, named regional director of the Environmental Protection Agency in Dallas since the film was completed.
