Sentence examples for striking testimony from inspiring English sources

But the most striking testimony came when prosecutors played a recording of a July 25, 2008, call between Mr. Rajaratnam and Rajat K. Gupta, then a Goldman director.

Today, the art at the Pech-Merle cave, and in hundreds of others across Europe, is a striking testimony to human creativity well before modern times.

Following the CSJ report, in March 2012 the children's commissioner for England uncovered further evidence in a report that included striking testimony from headteachers.

Tuesday night's debate was striking testimony to the increasingly stark choice that is confronting Republican voters in the very near future — and of the high stakes riding on their decision.

The vaults over the bays on the north side are still to be seen overhanging without support, a striking testimony to the marvelous cohesion and enduring strength of Roman concrete construction.

But it was Mr. Al-Fadl's extraordinary account of his break with Mr. bin Laden, which occurred between May and July of 1996, and his decision to cooperate with the American government that was the most striking testimony yesterday.

Of the many productions of Austen adaptations that appeared in the 1990s, Carole M. Dole notes Persuasion was the only one to "insistently draw attention to class issues," and "provide striking visual testimony to the workings of the British class system".

It's quite striking how many testimonies we've been hearing in the past few weeks from a lot of voices that weren't heard before.

Adrian's testimony was striking, but it also seemed to connect one too many dots.

Victim 4's testimony is striking and sad, and self-aware — recognizing, now, his own isolation.

So it was striking that in his testimony Mr. Bernanke didn't acknowledge that failure, didn't explain why it happened, and gave no reason to believe that the Fed would behave differently in the future.