Sentence examples for seems to testify from inspiring English sources

There, Bergson participated in a debate with Einstein, which, according to Merleau-Ponty, seems to testify to a "crisis of reason".

The illustrious clientele of Champneys Tring seem to testify to the treatment's success.

The sudden shortness of his life seemed to testify to the greed of those he'd loved.

His appearance at the convention of religious broadcasters in Lynchburg seemed to testify to his accord with the pastors — and to the influence of Jerry Falwell.

Detective Sanchez first seemed to testify on Tuesday morning that the shooting lasted two minutes, far longer than other witnesses, police or civilian, have said.

They claim he yelled at Seydoux to hit Exarchopoulos in an argument scene, and later told her to lick her co-star's snot (the snot and tears streaming during the lovers' break-up seem to testify to the drama's emotional and physical effect on the performers themselves).

Petrukhin speculated that Helgu-Oleg of the 940s was one of the vernacular princes of Chernigov, whose ruling dynasty maintained especially close contacts with Khazaria, as the findings at the Black Grave, a large royal kurgan excavated near Chernigov, seem to testify.

Although some Republicans asked valid and thoughtful questions of the private contractors who'd come to testify, others seemed to prove Mr. Pallone and Mr. Waxman right.

"I think the Clemens defense team has a more difficult case to argue, in part because there is a key witness in the Clemens case who is not only available but who seems eager to testify".

He seemed ready to testify — ready for the authority and attention bestowed upon a star witness, ready to put to rest questions about the experiments.

He has said Park, who seemed poised to testify for prosecutors last week, is no longer willing to cooperate with the investigation — for now.