Sentence examples for usually testified from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Gabler, always with a smile and careful, precise diction, usually testified at textbook hearings rather than her shyer husband, Mel.

Although Laurence Olivier's film adaptations of Shakespeare's Henry V, Hamlet, Richard III, and Othello were justified in that thousands of people who would not otherwise have had the opportunity to see the original plays were enabled to see adaptations magnificently performed those who saw both stage and film versions usually testified to the superiority of the theatrical experience.

Nonetheless, James J. Fyfe, who left the New York City Police Department after 16 years and became a nationally recognized expert on deadly force, usually testifying against the police, chose to defend the officers in the Diallo killing.

Witnesses must appear and usually must testify.

As one of them later testified, usually "a man who makes a forgery makes mistakes," and these had some obvious ones.

"Women who are testifying usually don't have the eyes of the nation on them," she said.

This is notoriously difficult to prove, largely because victims usually refuse to testify for fear of retribution from their trafficker.

(Defendants usually don't testify on their own behalf).

Bernard testified that he usually administered those injections on his own in his left buttock.

She usually took the bus, she testified, but had no money and decided to walk.

"He left on the last lifeboat, not the first as is usually portrayed, and it was testified in the inquiry [held afterwards] that there were two empty seats and no women around.