Sentence examples for testimony at least from inspiring English sources

According to verbal testimony, at least 70 villagers were taken there and beheaded in the early 17th century.

Mr. Clinton provided sworn testimony at least 10 times, according to David E. Kendall, his lawyer in the Whitewater and Monica Lewinsky investigations.

As he resisted intense pressure from Mr Bush's officials to cut rates, this loss was testimony at least to his independence (if not to his forecasting), a feature of the Greenspan Fed that deserves wholehearted praise.

If the reports are at all similar, then it may be reasonable to conclude that there is some truth to the testimony, at least in broad outline.

Furthermore, all testimony refers, at least implicitly, to some specific group and the social bond that supports the activity of giving and receiving testimony among its members.

Mr. Wilson had offered conflicting testimony in at least one of Mr. Gilchrist's cases.

The testimony generated at least one parallel between Adelphia and Tyco International.

Wiretaps and the testimony of at least three former associates (two accepted plea bargains) will work against him.

Mexican prosecutors released a police sketch of a female suspect drawn from the testimony of at least 20 witnesses.

Photographs alone may not always be sufficient, he added, "but taken with the testimony of at least one outsider, they are likely to be crucial.

There is also a range of initiatives in different parts of the UK that bears testimony to at least some shared thinking that should bring about service improvements.