Sentence examples for testimony enough from inspiring English sources

This mundanity is testimony enough to the integration of voodoo, or vodoun, into daily life in Benin, the country that claims to have given birth to the religion.

The crowds of customers that often spill out into the street at these two shops are testimony enough to their proprietors' skills.

But the mere fact that the chancellor who unified the country, Helmut Kohl, will not be here is testimony enough to the bittersweet nature of this celebration.

An eighth-grade boy in a Knicks cap asked me, "Do you believe what Charlie Ward said about us?" The look of hurt on his face was testimony enough against theological arrogance.

For those who know how grueling it can be to put together a prize-worthy project and devote hundreds of hours of "free" time at night, on weekends, during spring break and summer vacation, doing real, original scientific research while one's friends are busy adolescing, the achievement is testimony enough to Ms. Portman's self-discipline and drive.

The impact of the opening chorus Herr, unser Herrscher, delivered by the joint forces of the Cantamus Chamber Choir, the Wiltshire Music Centre Chorus and choristers from St Laurence School with a considerable body of sound, was testimony enough to a worthy endeavour.

They reinforce the sense that one man's testimony is enough.

I think they had some preconceived notions and did not listen to the testimony carefully enough.

These facts, along with Hogan's court testimony, were enough for the jury to find that the news value did not outweigh Hogan's privacy rights.

But they can still be compelled to share what they know if prosecutors want their testimony badly enough to arrange for them to get court-ordered immunity.

In trial after trial, prosecutors put Mr. Coleman on the witness stand and his uncorroborated, unsubstantiated testimony was enough to send people to prison for decades.