Sentence examples for testimony way from inspiring English sources

This illusion explains why we take eyewitness testimony way too seriously, particularly if the person is confident (studies show that even highly confident witnesses give incorrect identifications a surprisingly high proportion of the time), and we are often unforgiving when memories turn out to be wrong.

We cannot even understand testimony way out of whack with what we know already.

After some witnesses called by lawyers for Mr. Busch's family appeared to change their earlier accounts to investigators and in pretrial testimony, in ways that undercut the police version of the shooting, the city's lawyers began questioning them under oath about the tight bonds in Borough Park.

Using primary source testimony in this way – verbatim, but re-enacted and set to music – is a radical way to make a historical movie.

"It seems like your testimony has been way too evasive".

Then, as his testimony got under way, stocks ground progressively lower.

That Selig's aides speak with such confidence is testimony to the way he operates.

The American Express employee who testified, the judge noted, provided generic testimony about the way the company maintained its records.

The testimony illustrates the way victims struggled for years to try to come to terms with the abuse, sometimes with results that devastated families.

"I saw David's testimony as a way to reach a lot of these people who were straight out of prison and jail," she said.

The proliferation of his work offers testimony to the way the past lives on in Germany as nowhere in Western Europe, inspired mostly by the Holocaust.