Sentence examples for surprising testimony from inspiring English sources

He also lays out a road map for redress, through the surprising testimony of Eliot Spitzer, who draws on his experience as a prosecutor to suggest a course of action available to the authorities.

Another one of the men gave the surprising testimony that Lieutenant Commander Coakley had threatened to have him shot after he refused to answer some questions during interrogation at Camp Shoemaker.

The defense abruptly rested its case after only two days of testimony, surprising many in the courtroom who had expected several weeks of witnesses supporting the cleric's case.

Eschewing talking-head interviews and archival footage, des Pallières puts Holocaust testimony into surprising contexts.

Given Gassendi's pronounced empiricism, though, the degree of his reliance on such testimony is surprising.

His testimony last week was surprising on several counts.

But by and large Mr. Gormley has packed his narrative with intense, overdue and definitive testimony about the still-surprising investigation of Mr. Clinton's activities spearheaded by Kenneth W. Starr.

Even more surprising to Kidney, the agency had not taken testimony from John Paulson, the key figure at his eponymous hedge fund.

Indeed, conflicting recollections are neither unfamiliar (recall the testimonies of Clarence Thomas and Anita Hill in 1991) nor surprising.

In substance, the six hours of testimony did not produce anything new or surprising.

But during his three days of testimony, Gates held it together, which is surprising given his laughable performance in an earlier phase of the trial.