Sentence examples for trust testimony from inspiring English sources

Members of Congress who are members of their party establishments might be more inclined to trust testimony from financial or national security elites, and therefore might have been easier to pitch on these bills.

Recent empirical work shows that young children do trust testimony.

I'm personally inclined to trust the testimony of Kafka's girlfriend, Dora.

In drug cases, in particular, prospective jurors seem increasingly unwilling to trust the testimony of the police.

"When you hear a lie of that nature, a lie so outrageous, you shouldn't trust" her testimony, Fishman told the jury.

African-Americans have a radically different experience of interaction with police officers than white Americans do, and are much less likely to implicitly trust the testimony of officers accused of brutality or lawbreaking.

Stuart J. Rabner, the court's chief justice, who wrote last year's decision, said by phone that the ultimate issue of whether to trust eyewitness testimony was for a jury to decide.

Updated at 2.40pm BST 2.26pm BST The judge has called the crime a conspiracy driven by hatred of religion and the court does "not trust" the testimony of the band members because it is an attempt to "evade justice" and proven to be false.

The justifiedness of Sylvia's belief will then hinge on criteria for justified trust in testimony, a staple problem of social epistemology.

When compared with Hume's accounts of how association is responsible for our beliefs about matters of chance and probability, our trust in testimony, our reliance on general rules, and our tendencies to allow our reasoning to be influenced by credulity, education, and passion, Condillac's account of association is very impoverished.

Why would anybody trust this testimony, given by a man like Sneed under the circumstances in which he gave it?