Sentences with phrase «dramatic testimony»

Storage ponds that contain used fuel also pose a risk — as Jaczko, the NRC chair, emphasized in dramatic testimony yesterday to the U.S. Congress.

There was dramatic testimony Tuesday in the hearing on whether former gubernatorial candidate Carl Paladino should be ousted from the Buffalo school board.

European and Israeli publishers, too, have offered more dramatic testimony of the world's Anne Franks» for me, for example, Inge Deutschkron's Ich trug den Gelben Stern («I Wore the Yellow Star») will always be the most memorable story of childhood underground in Berlin.

And one could correctly point to the distinct cultural entities in the world to which the manifold inter-ethnic conflicts are ever so many dramatic testimonies.

Maybe this obsession with dramatic testimonies full of drastic changes has gotten out of hand.

This prophetic and dramatic testimony came from the pen of 28 - year - old Don Alfonso Cabeza de Vaca y Leighton, the 17th Marquis de Portago (shown above), and first appeared in SPORTS ILLUSTRATED last week just four days before his tragic death at Guidizzolo.

There was dramatic testimony Tuesday in the hearing on whether former Republican gubernatorial candidate Carl Paladino should be ousted from the Buffalo school board.

Former FBI Director James Comey accused the Trump administration of spreading «lies, plain and simple» about him and the FBI in the aftermath of his abrupt firing, in dramatic testimony that threatened to undermine Donald Trump's presidency.

We can tell after the question has been asked that they realize they might have set themselves up for a dramatic testimony or a tearful tale of infertility or miscarriages.

His dramatic testimony about babies burned to death in furniture fires helped convince lawmakers they shouldn't scale back use of flame retardants.