testify to sth

Examples of testify

testify
In the context of this song, the rap text indeed takes on dimensions of both testifying and preaching.
Perhaps what these findings do best is testify to the methodological difficulties associated with input manipulation studies.
Husbands and wives were forbidden from testifying for or against each other.
No doubt, this unusual grouping of high officials testified to the emergency status of the situation.
Subsequent events testified that the journal's anticipatory readjustment was indeed founded on a good guess.
Moreover, the increase in precision can be considerable, as testified by the percentages of benchmarks falling in the higher precision classes.
Different kinds of witnesses testified in hearings on different biotechnology applications.
Eyewitnesses testified that he received gifts from residents who did not want their names to be reported as violators of sanitary laws.
The sheer limitless number of publications on this topic testifies to the importance that has been attributed to this change to this day.
This is tantamount to asking ever y witness simply to testify about what he (reasonably) thinks the ultimate outcome of the trial should be.
Even though they testify to considerable wealth, we cannot automatically assume that these tombs belong to aristocratic groups in the society.
Very few billets are now missing, testifying to the high level of the hospital's administrative organization.
Religious experiences don't uniformly testify to a single description of the religious ultimate.
Several small producers were brought forward to testify against monopolistic tendencies of oligopolists.
His greatest success has been in opera, and the two orchestral works in his catalogue also testify to a remarkable theatrical sensibility.
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