Sentence examples for testimony remained from inspiring English sources

For the rest of his life the Huac testimony remained a deeply troubling issue for him.

She said his testimony remained consistent during questioning and attributed his confusion over dates to the confusion of an uneducated man.

The special prosecutor, Patrick J. Fitzgerald, said he had reviewed documents provided last week by Time magazine and determined that Mr. Cooper's testimony remained necessary.

Bieniek's composure had been ruffled by Scaring, but the authority of his boring and incomprehensible testimony remained intact as he left the stand and, passing the jury box, waved goodbye.

With the crematoriums and the gas chambers in ruins, and with the directives for the extermination process obscured in bureaucratic euphemisms, survivors' testimony remained the only apparent proof of the crimes committed by the Nazis.

Hardin — who estimated that Laura Pettitte's testimony remained on the video screen for two to three minutes while the jury looked on — told the judge that the prosecutors' defiance of last week's ruling should be enough for a mistrial.

The utility had about three days of testimony remaining in a four-week hearing when the state's Board of Public Utilities suspended the hearings on Monday.

Even with the sequester and the discretionary caps, federal debt held by the public is projected to recent Congressional testimony remain around 75 percent of G.D.P. during the next decade, compared with an average of about 40 percent between 1960 and the 2008 recession.

A major civil lawsuit in the U.S. courts was denied last year, but volumes of potentially damning testimony remain part of the public record.

Whereas from Φυσικῶν δόξαι and Vetusta placita only a dozen verbatim fragments and testimonies remain, two independent abridgements of Aëtius, Ps.-Plutarch's Placita (second century a.d). and Stobaeus' Eclogae Physicae (fifth century a.d)., constitute the basis of the preserved doxographical tradition.

Although there were more bright spots in the relatively polished written testimony than in her awkward oral testimony, DeVos remained evasive, and did little to address fears that she is a thoughtless proponent of the privatization of American education.