Sentence examples for valuable testimony from inspiring English sources

("My Dear Boy: Carrie Hughes's Letters to Langston Hughes, 1926-1938," edited by Carmaletta M. Williams and John Edgar Tidwell, is valuable testimony to Carrie's never-ending attempts to manipulate her son).

Members of the prosecution have continuously highlighted their struggle to retain valuable testimony.

Witnesses grew older and were less likely to be able to offer valuable testimony.

And as time went on, it became more difficult to obtain prosecutions; witnesses grew older and were less likely to be able to offer valuable testimony.

"The first Olympic Games journal made up of Albert Meyer's historic photographs is one of the jewels of the Benaki Museum archives and a valuable testimony" to the games' past, the Benaki Museum director, Olivier Descotes, said in a press release. .

She is not under suspicion of having committed any offence but may be able to provide valuable eyewitness testimony".

The judge, in district court in Alexandria, Va., had already signaled that she might have no other option because of the government's refusal to allow Mr. Moussaoui and his court-appointed lawyers to interview captured terrorists from Al Qaeda who might provide valuable defense testimony.

Not only is "The Fear" a valuable work of testimony — filled with firsthand accounts of witnesses to the most horrific crimes — but it is also a haunting testament to those survivors' courage and determination.

Abdelghani Meskini was the rarest of government informers, a reformed Algerian terrorist who was convicted in the failed "millennium plot" to blow up Los Angeles International Airport, but then became a valuable witness whose testimony helped convict two other plotters.

And Madoff almost certainly can provide valuable information and testimony about the other scum on Wall Street whose activities have not been exactly kosher, Madoff surely knows who scammed whom, and how.

Yet before being unmasked, they were a valuable piece of detailed testimony from a perpetrator.