Sentence examples for rich testimony from inspiring English sources

We had hours of rich testimony to listen to and sort through.

Yet by choosing to compress the childhood and young manhood, Sounes leaves room for rich testimony from those who knew the poet and, crucially, for the poetry.

Samuel Brown's notes provide a rich testimony of Portuguese and other early European connections in bringing aromatic and medicinal plants to South India and beyond.

Their participation has been critical to the power of the methodology to constitute spaces where rural youth have provided rich testimonies about their complex lives.

(It was remarkable, in the early nineteen-nineties, to watch members of Gigante's criminal and actual family provide rich, detailed testimony about his supposed mental incapacity; his mother and his brother a priest and onetime New York City councilman played particularly compelling roles).

Once again, Adrian, referred to as Witness Eighty-one, offered compelling, detail-rich, firsthand testimony that seemed to seal up the case.

It is rich in eloquent testimony and crisp reportage that supplies the kind of forward drive that can sometimes be hard for playwrights to conjure in fictional stories: the more we hear of the truth, the more we want to know.

The fact that most insect pathogens undergo genome reduction and possess AT-rich genomes is testimony to this hypothesis [ 51- 53].

The supporting medical testimony is rich with squabbling as doctors offer differing diagnostic opinions and trade accusations of substandard practice.

Insanely rich butterscotch pudding is testimony to how transcendent that recipe can be when made from scratch, and chocolate cake drizzled with an orange-vanilla reduction is bittersweet and molten-centered.

Nor was I surprised that the officer had allegedly falsified information on the police report — there is a rich history of police testimony proving false in the face of video evidence and witness statements. .