Sentence examples for which are testimony from inspiring English sources

These funds have accumulated controlling stakes in a range of Greek bonds, the variety of which are testimony to a time when Greece and its public entities could raise sums in markets all over the world.

Nevertheless, these episodes generate extensive documentation which is testimony of the processes in almost real time.

It's also extremely well-constructed into the rockface behind, which is testimony to how large hotels were built in the 19th century.

But as Democrats began arriving at the site of the convention -- the pleasant, sun-speckled Rye Town Hilton in the woods of central Westchester -- there were ample signs of Mr. Vallone's political strengths, much of which was testimony to the fund-raising and organizational advantage he enjoys as the second most powerful elected official in New York City.

"I can't see any sign of it affecting him, which is testimony to his family and the way he's been brought up".

The slope of the Lβ = f(D) functions (Fig. 6B) fell as the tail temperature increased, which was testimony to increases in the conduction velocities of the fibers that triggered the behavioral reaction (Fig. 6C).

Now for the performances, which are a testimony to phenomenal strength in depth and to the accuracy and inconspicuousness of Simon Langton's direction.

Ask broader leading questions (which are disallowed under direct testimony, except to develop the witness's testimony).

The videotapes of his testimony, which are expected to play a role in the trial that starts this week, show Mr. Cohen struggling to answer basic questions.

Mildly, they recount their story, and these bits of testimony, which are remarkably unrevealing, are cut into the action as it unfolds.

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