Sentence examples for the testimony itself from inspiring English sources

While the testimony itself would be excluded from the criminal trial, evidence that might be drawn indirectly from the testimony would be admissible at a later trial.

Under Mexican court rules, the testimony itself was not public, but Mr. del Bosque published a lengthy statement on March 1 in Monterrey newspapers, titled, "I Show My Face Before Justice and My Community," which the attorney general said repeated much of his testimony.

The testimony itself was a mixture of the obvious and the blandly optimistic.

The testimony itself told us little we don't already know.

And the testimony itself was somewhat suspect: Dye claimed to have captured the confession on a tape recorder provided by the FBI, but according to a report in the Chicago Tribune, when he went to play the tapes in court, the confession wasn't there.

When hearers are epistemically entitled to accept the speaker's assertion is the entitlement due to testimony itself or instead to other sources?

The range of his own career, and the way he has rebounded after the machinations in Scotland, is testimony itself.

"The testimony speaks for itself," he said.

Wherever possible, the questioners let the testimony speak for itself (e.g., the admission by one mutual fund sales organization that its training program for new salesmen consisted mainly of "sitting around the office for four or five days listening to other salesmen sell").

Like the courtroom itself, the testimony has been rich with Victorian echoes.

Only after the testimony did the panel bring up the bill itself, because that's a way of taking testimony without risking a record filled with incorrect witness forms.