Sentence examples for to be testimony from inspiring English sources

Notwithstanding this well-aged precedent recognizing that the state right against compelled self-incrimination applies beyond mere testimony, the State argues that we should construe Paragraph XVI according to its plain text and limit the right to only what is commonly understood today to be "testimony," i.e., spoken or written statements of certain kinds.

A key part of the prosecution's case was to be testimony by others in the squad that Hutchins devised the scheme and directed squad members in the killing and attempted coverup.

Barr is appearing on Capitol Hill this week for what's meant to be testimony about the Justice Department's budget appropriation, but Democrats are likely to seize the moment to press him about his decision-making on redactions to the report.

"It would be testimony to the hard work and dedication that goes on behind the scenes".

That this perfect truth is so difficult to accept is testimony to how effective the Big Lie has become.

I'd like to think it is testimony to our moving on from the Naipaul tabanca.

That Clinton has responded to these efforts is testimony to her political sensitivity.

This account of changes and extensions to SHELXL since 2008 is testimony to the continuous development of the structure refinement techniques that is still taking place.

But to Dr. Krauss, this is testimony to the power of ordinary physics.

I started to shoot". What he started to shoot were testimonies of non-Jewish Polish bystanders.

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