Sentence examples for testimonies formed from inspiring English sources

Those testimonies formed the basis of a documentary film and a book, Silent Terror: A Journey into Contemporary African Slavery (1998).

But the testimonies form a lasting tribute.

In addition, he said he would carefully watch the department to make sure that the two officers whose testimony formed the core of the prosecution case, Keith Jackson and Anthony Tortorella, did not face any retaliation from fellow officers.

Eyewitness testimony formed the bedrock of the case against him.

It was clear by the end of the day that Mr. Al-Fadl's testimony forms the basis of many of the prosecution's allegations that Mr. bin Laden engaged in a global conspiracy aimed at the United States and other Western targets, and which acted as a kind of umbrella organization for other terrorist groups.

Their searing testimony forms part of a new damning report into the abuse and mistreatment of Canada's First Nations children.

"Evidence developed in the investigation indicates that, contrary to the governor's testimony, he had not formed an intent prior to the game that the tickets other than his own would be paid for," according to the report by Ms. Kaye, the former chief judge of the New York State Court of Appeals.

Bassem Tamimi's lawyer, Labib Habib, said that the testimony of the two minors formed "the essence of the case" against his client.

On the basis of Ben's testimony, both Kate and Earl form the belief that their boss is having an affair.

Neither the conception nor the belief that are the ingredients of memory are formed on the basis of reasoning or testimony.

In centuries to come, new species that could not have formed under pressure from any natural circumstances will be testimony to our mixing.