Sentence examples for you can testify from inspiring English sources
Anyone who's disabled, who's survived a terrible traffic accident or been blown up by an IED in Afghanistan, who's gone through painful reconstruction surgery from an acid attack – anyone who gets old (sorry to bear bad tidings, but sooner or later that means you) – can testify that the self is not the body.
Being weird as a child, as I'm sure many of you can testify, often becomes an asset in adulthood - and it's good practice for when you must ignore what others think.
You may be limited in the dollar value of the properties you can appraise, or whether you can testify in court.
But, as one review warns, everyone at Daylesford "is likely to be thinner, blonder and richer than you", and I can testify that this much is true.
As anyone who's been to the US can testify, you can expect a few tough-sounding questions that aren't much of a problem to answer if you're genuine.
For example, friends or family members, a schoolteacher, an employer, or anyone who can testify that you have always been the primary caregiver that the other parent's work schedule causes him or her to be away from home for long hours, or that the child does not seem to have a relationship with the other parent.
He can testify to its safety and tell you exactly how to avoid its most common side effect, gastrointestinal upset.
The British can testify to that.
"I can testify to that firsthand".
