Sentence examples for testimony to be a from inspiring English sources

Occasionally she was mildly in need, but never for long; for Heaven — which seems, from Mrs. McPherson's personal testimony, to be a sort of gold-paved mail order house — promptly shipped her food, clothing, money, houses, and even canary birds, as she required them.

But President Bush ought to avoid the temptation to misread the Federal Reserve chairman's testimony to be an endorsement of his extreme 10-year, $1.6 trillion tax cut proposal.

And Mr. Akar's aide-de-camp, who helped detain Mr. Akar on the evening of the coup, admitted in written testimony to being a Gulenist, though that testimony was given under duress.

It's also expanding to Germany, giving testimony to being a truly pan-European player.

I find her testimony to be that of a zealot.

That's got to be a testimony to a good holiday.

Wick's testimony, expected Monday, is sure to be a double-edged sword for prosecutors.

Afterward, the schoolkids attested to the transformative powers of TM — which, if their testimony was to be believed, was a treatment not just for stress but for the traumas of adolescence itself.

If nothing else, it's testimony to a campaign rollout that's gone almost entirely without a hitch.

His testimony was a blow to Bush and was also relatively dramatic stuff.

Its continuing relevance to empirical economics is a testimony to its power.