At the preview, a rapt audience testified to something very near the opposite point of view.
2. Investigation Her chart was filled with numbers that testified to how very ill she was.
Despite their approach, the defense lawyers were still aggressive in trying to portray the woman, who has testified to having been very drunk the night she said she was raped, as someone who could not remember details of what happened and who had an ulterior motive.
Ji's independent thinking and scorn for court custom led to his execution by the state, which was strongly protested by his several thousand followers; his execution testifies to the very real dangers that forced the Sages' retirement from palace life.
Gergiev's sisters testify to "a very happy, almost idyllic childhood", and conjure up pictures of an energetic, if restless, brother who preferred playing table tennis to practicing his scales.
Two years later, Kerry began his antiwar testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee by recounting hearings that the Vietnam Veterans Against the War had recently held in Detroit, where "many very highly decorated veterans testified to war crimes committed in Southeast Asia".
Testifying to it is very important — but so is seeing that it is set within a framework outside of one's personal experience that is much bigger, and has repetitive statistical patterns in it.
At his death, he presided over René A. Morel Adjustments, on West 54th Street, whose very name testifies to the precise, incremental nature of his art.
It's true that the current vogue is for bypassing the classics to unearth scrappy, unsung movies, whose very imperfections testify to an earlier, freewheeling period Hollywood will never see again.
Raising a long leg on to the sofa as if staking out her perch, her very presence testifies to the vagaries of experience, in contrast with a fleeting bedmate in Philip who has yet to live.
