Sentence examples for testify out from inspiring English sources

As chairman of the 1991 Supreme Court confirmation hearings for Thomas, Biden did not call other women to testify out of collegiality toward Thomas and his Republican colleagues, leaving Hill, the silenced women and the truth itself as collateral damage.

But in an unexpected ruling from the bench, Judge Jack B. Weinstein said he did not want Mr. Bloomberg to testify out of fear that his appearance would prove too distracting.

How did Guerra come to testify: Guerra did not testify out of the goodness of his heart.

(The government asked permission from the court for Ms. Gores to testify out of order because she is leaving for Europe this evening).

"I'm not just whipping my comb through your hair and saying, 'Let's get busy.' " In Lasare's sales literature, one client, Sylvia, testifies, "Out of that experience, my hair becomes like an energetic halo that greatly enhances my self-expression".

The only way of coaxing one starlet out of hiding and persuading her to testify turns out to be tricking her into thinking she's going to an audition.

Barbara Bowman, one of the women who'd been prepared to testify, spoke out soon after, giving interviews under her full name to Philadelphia and People.

Last night at the public hearing at Queens Borough Hall, the majority of those who came to testify spoke out against nonpartisan elections.

Perhaps the reluctance of the victims to appear on camera even now pushed the episode's writer and producer, Pamela Hogan, to greater lengths in gathering material and to more allusive, indirect storytelling; as a piece of filmmaking, "I Came to Testify" stands out.

Well, as millions can testify, cutting out sweets and simple carbs is a very quick path to weight loss.

Its adherents point out that the witness, Mike McQueary, has testified that out of respect for Paterno's age and status, he used mild, perhaps ambiguous language when describing what he saw to the coach.