Sentence examples for today testimony from inspiring English sources

Those once-radical patterns of pedimented windows divided by columns and pilasters are still synonymous with sophistication today – testimony to the building's influence.

On April 15, testimony focused on Auschwitz.

So was that 2001 testimony partisan?

He spoke during 2007 testimony to the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.

General Johnson's April 19 testimony came just weeks later.

Ms. Beato's secret 2007 testimony was first reported in May by Politico.

Kerry's speeches in the 1990's read nothing like that 1971 testimony.

Just six months before his 2001 testimony, Greenspan saw no problem with large projected budget surpluses.

Next week testimony is expected from Hamilton and the two-times Tour de France winner Alberto Contador.

"He was demeaning, very degrading," she said, according to the earlier testimony.

Shameful as Robbins's 1953 testimony was, his effort to address it in art seems admirable.