Significats de borne testimony en anglès

The Duke of Fife has borne testimony that Mr. Rhodes deceived him.

It was as he had borne testimony- alifehad been reborn before his eyes.

All travellers in Africa have borne testimony to the fact that it teems with animals.

Even the opponents of these laws have borne testimony to their value and efficiency and to the necessity for their enactment.

He was not a Christian but he has borne testimony that religious beliefs exercise an extraordinary effect upon the problems of civilization.

For many years he hath carried the cross of afflicting sickness, and hath unceasingly borne testimony to the doctrine and conduct upheld of Friends.

The fate of some of the mightiest cities the world ever saw has borne testimony through the centuries to the fulfilment of the prophetic word.

Miss Phillips has borne testimony to the resourcefulness and rare devotion with which the late Mr. Keese assisted her in researches extending over many years.

Throughout M. Hallays' volume he acknowledges the courtesy of German officials, a fact to which I had borne testimony when first journalizing my own experiences.

I lodged a complaint with one of our reverend Shaikhs, saying: "A certain person has borne testimony against my character on the score of lasciviousness."

'England has been unanimous in her tribute of applause to his virtues, and all Europe has borne testimony to his merit.