Sentence examples for so much testimony from inspiring English sources

There is so much testimony to her performing genius, her irresistible stage charisma, that they can hardly be doubted.

Even if the executives can effectively use the Senate appearance to persuade their clients, if not the broader public, of the firm's innocence, putting so much testimony on the record voluntarily could give the S.E.C. more ammunition, legal experts said.

The fact that Judge Jones admitted so much expert testimony suggests that his ruling may focus on the scientific credibility of intelligent design's arguments.

A straightforward storyteller, he gods up his subject without irony, detachment or recognition of the hyperbole that comes with so much positive testimony.

In other words, "The Corporation" is a monster movie, and nobody, faced with so much alarming testimony, would want to defend Godzilla as he smashes buildings and tramples streetcars.

The Senate's public hearings on racial profiling elicited so much disheartening testimony last week that it would be easy to overlook the most bewildering question surrounding the entire issue: During her seven years as governor, Mrs. Whitman was quick to laud the State Police every time new statistics showed a drop in crime, even though similar reductions were occurring all over the country.

So much for eyewitness testimony.

"It was chilling to find that so much of the testimony he shared with me was almost identical to stories my grandparents told me about growing up Black.

Tulane environmental law professor Oliver Houck said "if the trial unfolds in full, I cannot imagine it taking less than months since there's so much fact and expert testimony from all sides.

It is a remarkable testimony not so much to his eloquence as to their desperate wish for peace that no less than 25 communes answered his call.

But we – above all those young people to whom Claudio Abbado gave so much – are left with his testimony and example".