bear witness

"The only way we can help them now is to bear witness."

After I am gone, there will be no one to bear witness.

We were not there to bear witness to the dead.

They were led one at a time to bear witness.

Instead, he was among the first to bear witness to international tragedy.

We, who have lived through these events, must bear witness to them.

She has put much time and effort into it, as the result bears witness.

To how many deaths would she have to bear witness?

"How many people are left alive to bear witness against you?"

My own experience, in a small way, bears witness to its impact.

"For the dead and the living, we must bear witness."

It seemed necessary to watch: to bear witness and remember.

They had been asked to bear witness, though, and a moment later he forced himself to look again.

I can bear witness to the fact that he has put a great deal of personal effort into writing this report.

He must convince her not to bear witness against him.

Again I am to bear witness to this woman's existence.

The Gods above bear witness and look into my heart.

As if to bear witness to his thought the phone rang.

Truth can best be defined by those who bear witness.

To her the role of the poet was to remember and bear witness.

"Is there a man alive who can bear witness to such a thing?"

Large farms still bear witness to the development of these families today.

The proposals we have put on the table bear witness to this.

Perhaps I can bear witness for you, and they will understand."

The wider Church was there to bear witness to what happened.