Sentence examples for vague testimony from inspiring English sources

At the new hearing, she said she had been pressured by the police or prosecutors to provide "vague" testimony at trial and that the man she saw looked nothing like Mr. Deacon.

At his trial, there was vague but provocative testimony about his placing something in a trash can at LAX.

And there is vague and general testimony in the record that on previous occasions the officers had sought search warrants but had been denied them.

Journalists watching the trial, law professors following transcripts and even court officials say they have concluded that at least three crucial witnesses gave vague or contradictory testimony.

If testimony was vague, the board had the responsibility to clarify it, Mr. Stancik said.

Much of his testimony was vague: he had "no reason to believe" he was in New York on a particular day; he "assumed" he wasn't in New York.

Writing on RedState.com, Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus attacks the media for ignoring a Planned Parenthood representative who in recent testimony offered vague answers about what should be done with babies born after botched abortions.

Though his testimony was vague and apparently evasive, he admitted to destroying 4,000 copies of the leaflet on the day of the police raid.

Though he could read English fluently, and says in one letter that he expressed himself in a "flowery and vaguely Elizabethan" English, other testimony suggests that he was too shy even to speak the language.

A number of Zuckerberg's statements could certainly be interpreted as lying by omission in an informal sense, but legally his testimony remains strategically vague enough to stay well within legal bounds.

Her general testimony was so vague and is found to be unreliable given the lack of documentation used to provide a frame of reference for her conclusory statements as to her whereabouts.