Sentence examples for testimony toward from inspiring English sources

If Zuckerberg played it safe during his U.S. congressional testimony by being boring, he dodged scandal here by using the abbreviated format to bend the testimony toward his most defensible positions.

In every response Ford gave, she moved her testimony toward a more literal and exact meaning.

Mr. Ressam, who spent much of his testimony leaning toward his Arabic interpreter and gesturing distractedly, seemed a bit indignant when asked about the dogs.

Holloway's testimony goes toward the defense's theory that Caylee died on June 16 , 2008 when she drowned in her family's swimming pool.

MR. UROWSKY -- That was after the conclusion of trial testimony and looking toward the remedy stage.

The subject was the jury that Mr. Nagle sat on, which, after four months of testimony, was leaning toward acquittal on some charges brought by the government.

She began her testimony by looking toward the defense table at Mr. Taylor and saying, "Hi, Daddy," and quickly broke down in sobs before the judge called a halt to the proceedings to allow her to compose herself.

But that's merely a statement of the attitude we in fact take toward testimony.

Because jury deliberations, particularly grand jury proceedings, are secret, it is difficult to gauge the shift in jurors' attitudes toward police testimony.

Much of the testimony that guided Nisman toward the Iranian regime was provided by a man referred to in court documents as "Witness C" — Abolghasem Mesbahi, an Iranian intelligence agent who defected to Germany in 1996.

For example, some say that the correct stance toward the testimony of others is always trust: that people always have a prima facie right to trust what other people say (e.g. Coady 1992).