Sentence examples for testimony proves from inspiring English sources

But when one man's testimony proves relevant to an ongoing murder investigation, the entire enterprise begins to collapse, raising questions about what researchers should, and should not, preserve.

Shostakovich's likely motive in dictating whatever portion of "Testimony" proves to be truly his was exculpation for these and similar failures of nerve.

Sara Bennett, a Legal Aid lawyer for Lamont Branch, said yesterday that the taped statement did not undermine her contention that Lorenzo's testimony proves that Lamont Branch is innocent.

But, while "Testimony" proves that Robertson is an immensely capable storyteller and a keen observer of the gifts of others, he is less adept at explaining his own creative process.

"The testimony proves what we've been saying all along: the Parsons contract was not executed to enforce a clean-air mandate, it was expedited to exploit a clean-air mandate," Assemblyman Neil M. Cohen, the deputy minority leader, said in demanding that the Parsons contract be rescinded.

"The latest iteration of Guerra's testimony proves clearly that Chevron paid its star witness huge sums of money to present false evidence to frame the very people in Ecuador the company poisoned".

But Mr. Boatner's testimony proved sufficient.

That testimony proved crucial in convicting Ethel along with her husband.

Mr. Vincent's testimony proved significant at a July 2005 hearing that led to the release of Mr. Lemus and Mr. Hidalgo.

Bashir's five-day testimony proved controversial as some members of the large Somali community in Minneapolis accused the FBI of entrapment.

So there was good reason to be suspicious that prosecutors may have been gunning for him if his testimony proved helpful to the defense.