Sentence examples for self-serving testimony from inspiring English sources

The interrogations inevitably produced much self-serving testimony.

Sitting as judge and jury, Judge Leon seemed to buy AT&T's self-serving testimony, ignoring or dismissing the warnings of most people in the industry.

Defenders of the Rosenbergs believed that they were victims of the rabid anti-Communist hysteria of the McCarthy era and that they were convicted largely on the self-serving testimony of others implicated for espionage.

Judge Carter wrote: "This leaves only plaintiff's own self-serving testimony that he drafted the contract, that he and Dash signed it and that he lost track of it in 1998.

Uninspired and self-conscious performances from Jonah Hill and James Franco are part of what's wrong with this exasperating and unenlightening film: it's a dramatically unfocused, sluggishly paced real-life story, based on the curious, self-serving testimony of disgraced New York Times journalist Michael Finkel.

Wilson was allowed to give four hours of self-serving testimony to the grand jury.

The Health Committee accepted the HCPC's largely self-serving and evidence-free testimony without effective challenge, while ignoring critical testimony, before concluding that perhaps social work could be better regulated, without any recommendation as to how.

Mr Horwell said much of Mr Brown's testimony was self-serving and could not be used as evidence against Mr Carty.

Many in the audience thought his testimony selective and self-serving.

Rhone's testimony against Harrington was self-serving in certain aspects.

More broadly, Cohen's testimony depicts Trump as self-serving and vain.