Sentence examples for work of testimony from inspiring English sources

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.

My interest had initially been reawakened when I reviewed Lost Lives (Mainstream), the monumental work of testimony that was published in 1999, and which details every single death in the Troubles - civilian, military and paramilitary.

Hallmarks of Ms. Angelou's prose style included a directness of voice that recalls African-American oral tradition and gives her work the quality of testimony.

When I spoke to Guillaume Allary, Sattouf's editor, he described the book as a work of almost pure testimony.

The vote by the investigative panel, which found an abuse of power by Mr. Blagojevich in the ordinary work of government, followed testimony before the lawmakers earlier in the day by the leading figure in another drama swirling around him.

The Iraq Memory Foundation has also gained recognition for its work gathering testimony of victims of the Hussein regime, which it has made public in a popular Iraqi television program.

He did not ease the restrictions cited in the television ad: a ban on driving by women, the need for women to obtain a male guardian's permission to leave the country or work and the discounting of testimony from women in Saudi courts).

In fact, perhaps the most truthful communication we find in any given piece of work is the testimony the work provides for the value system of its creator.

Despite only having a shortened day of testimony to work with, Casey Anthony's defense team managed to call half a dozen forensic experts to the witness stand today.

It took years to understand what was going on, thanks to the work of Falcone and the testimony of the pentito Tommaso Buscetta".

To that end, some historians continued the work of collecting American Indian testimony, including the stories of several who did not participate in the battle themselves but learned about it through their family or tribe.