Sentence examples for testimonies themselves from inspiring English sources

The testimonies themselves are beyond heart-rending, a catalogue of seemingly fathomless cruelty.

There would be obvious advantages in appealing wrongful convictions: appellate courts would not dodge the issue by deferring to the trial judge "who unlike us has seen the witnesses", when they could evaluate testimony themselves by hearing and seeing it played back.

The ability of police to investigate crimes, enlist the cooperation and testimony of witnesses, and give testimony themselves that juries will believe may be eroded unless the Police Department demonstrates a commitment to racial equality and promotes a public perception that it is not racially insensitive.

These diverse presentations of Testimony interspersed themselves in time and space at starkly contrasting sound levels alternating, interrupting, and overlapping, but holding off fusion.

The testimonies speak for themselves.

Their evidence, however, was taken solely from the testimonies of guards themselves and women who were terrified of deportation.

Ms. Cummings-Findel noted that a major indicator is the testimonies from children, themselves, witnessing their progress through the programme.

The Silent War (BBC2), the story of the undersea warfare between the US, Soviet and British navies, has been the best of the lot – primarily for the testimonies of the submariners themselves.

Then there was the senior BBC editor who, when explaining why he had chosen not to air a program about Mr. Savile's crimes last year, breezily said there was not enough substance to the material, using the now notorious line that there were "just the women" — only the testimonies of the victims themselves.

We only have the oral testimonies of the women themselves.

But both in terms of the Exiles' sizeable representation in Scotland's age-grade sides, and the testimonies of the players themselves, it stands up to scrutiny.