Sentence examples for testimony of course from inspiring English sources

It is their intangible testimony, of course, that gives substance to his greatness – and purpose to those who been returning to this heath since 1711.

How the jury will interpret the alleged victim's testimony, of course, remains to be seen.

Al-Libi eventually recanted all his testimony, to, of course, minimal publicity, and it didn't matter anyway because by then the war with Iraq was already underway.

PAYING for false testimony is a crime, of course, and so is paying a witness not to appear.

The practice of science, for example, reduces mostly to the practices of sense-perception, deductive reasoning, and inductive reasoning (memory and testimony also make contributions, of course).

Under sworn testimony, Deen revealed that "of course" she had used the N-word to describe black people in the past and also said she had planned a wedding party in which black waitstaff were to be attired as antebellum slaves.

Under sworn testimony, Deen revealed that "of course" she had used the N-word to describe black people in the past and also said she had planned a wedding party in which black wait staff were to be attired as antebellum slaves.

And of course such testimony is powerful.

That it doesn't is, of course, cheering testimony to the nobility of mankind.

Of course, his testimony is suspect since he's a shrink and by his own definition crazy; but it reinforced my conviction that "Blue/Orange" is as intelligent as it is funny: it is a brisk comedy that raises good questions about ethnicity, poverty, racism and -- the uses and abuses of psychiatry.

Vaiśeṣika among the Vedic schools along with Buddhists who of course impugn the "testimony" of the Veda reject testimony as an independent knowledge source, pramāṇa.