Sentence examples for testified I am from inspiring English sources

Since landing a role in the latest Batman film, Mr. Roberts testified, "I am already feeling the disruption and destabilization in my life".

But Uma K. Kutwal, president of Local 375 of the Civil Service Technical Guild, which represents many professional employees in city agencies, testified: "I am here to oppose any effort to transfer the functions of the Buildings Department to a separate new agency or other city agencies".

Asked whether he had played "Russian roulette" with another man who claimed he was abused, Mr. Burge testified, "I'm not that stupid".

Little wonder that she sounded nearly as outraged about the blatant injustice of that episode ("No matter what I did," she testified, "I wasn't going to be able to do it right") as about the time in an Oahu hotel when he made a fumbling play for her and told her--look, see --that see --thatd him.

After the hearing at which you testified, I was invited by Rep. Zoe Lofgren to meet with a dozen or so high-tech CEOs and entrepreneurs who had come to Washington to lobby for immigration reform on a trip organized by the Silicon Valley Leadership Group.

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A retired psychiatrist testifies, "I was a trainee at the Maudsley in the 1960s and I think [Laing] influenced many [other trainees] to feel closer to patients and to interact more normally with them, rather than in the stilted or 'clinical' way that both psychiatry and psychoanalysis promoted at the time".

Spies would later testify, "I was very indignant.

While Mr. Pellicano briefly chatted with the judge about how to testify, I'm sure that Mr. Saunders was busy anticipating the prospect of turning Mr. Pellicano into a human pinata on cross-examination.

In 1991, when I was called to testify — I was actually subpoenaed — I set myself a goal to truthfully talk about the experience I had with Clarence Thomas because I thought, and I still think, that it reflected on his ability to be an impartial judge in any case involving the law, but certainly any case involving civil rights, inequality issues.

"If someone ever said to me they didn't want me around," Mr. Eisner testified, "I would be out of there after half of the sentence".