Sentence examples similar to testimony gained from inspiring English sources

This might also be the reason why knowledge of testimony gains importance (De Trinitate, 15.12; in Schoedinger 1996).

An emailed testimony was also gained in response to the allegations from the Perth students, meaning no interview was required.

Prosecutors have given themselves an extra bargaining chip to gain testimony, Richman said.

Volcker properly required a Security Council resolution, which would presumably empower his panel to take sworn testimony and gain access to the U.N.'s corrupt contracts that enabled Saddam to build palaces instead of providing food to his people.

The purpose of the meeting was to solicit testimony and gain the support of the industry, so that the Council could effectively draft, implement and enforce legislation.

Mormon parents hope and pray that their children will gain testimonies of the "gospel" so they can grow up and marry in temples.

There are well-documented testimonies by MS patients who have gained improvement in their personal quality of life (QOL) after treatment.

This is itself testimony to how rapidly the crisis has gained momentum.

In late 2015, something happened that was key to our investigation: We gained access to wiretap transcripts, testimonies, and photographs of the alleged perpetrators in the brutal beating.

This columnist gained exclusive "access" to the classified testimony of the "deeply missed" former vice president.

The Iraq Memory Foundation has also gained recognition for its work gathering testimony of victims of the Hussein regime, which it has made public in a popular Iraqi television program.