Sentence examples for testimony reading from inspiring English sources

However, after watching the trial everyday, listening closely to the testimony, reading transcripts, attending court proceedings, speaking to Murray's supporters and most importantly, looking into his eyes from a very close distance, I believe with great certainty that Dr. Murray is an arrogant, self-absorbed, narcissistic man.

Setting aside knowledge acquired by testimony (reading or hearing that such-&-such is the case), there remain plenty of cases where sensory experience seems to play an evidential role in coming to know some mathematical fact.

One of them, an electrical worker, has appeared impatient in court when the jury has returned to hear testimony read.

She listens to testimony, reads the transcript on her computer in real time, e-mails her clerks, and sips endless cups of Diet Coke.

In written testimony read before the court on Wednesday, Mr. Yaacoub described acting as a courier for the group in Turkey, France and the Netherlands.

"Sell the team," Manfred told him, according to deposition testimony read in court from John McHale Jr., baseball's executive vice president of administration.

Twice this week, the jurors asked to have her testimony read back, and it was the last part of testimony they heard before heading into their final deliberations.

She knew the collusion with her Christie's counterpart, Christopher M. Davidge, was illegal, she admitted in grand jury testimony read in court by Mr. Fiske.

There also might be testimony read from Mohammed al-Qahtani, a prisoner at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, who is believed by many to have been the missing "20th hijacker".

In the lengthy, undisputed testimony read out at his real-life trial, Turner explained that he was prompted by religious visions and messages.

"Nanking" suggests that in a world grown jaded by images of violence, written testimony read aloud still carries a weight that the most horrifying images cannot exert.