interested witness

Now Bulan had been an interested witness of all that transpired.

At present, The Shadow was doing it, with Harry as an interested witness.

One is often left with a swearing contest among interested witnesses, each of whom makes a credible appearance."

Professor MacAbre was an interested witness to that departure.

And conversely, the presence of interested witnesses during a discussion of their affairs is often considered beneficial."

When skirmishes erupt, brokers alternate between acting as interested witnesses and as mediators.

The Shadow, watching from his unseen post on the stone balcony outside, had been an interested witness of the smooth trick Pearl had pulled.

But please don't forget I was an interested witness to your tender scene with him at Twelve Oaks and something tells me he hasn't changed since then.

For example, in Virginia, an interested witness may testify only as to the statements of the deceased if this testimony is corroborated by a disinterested witness.

And because this is California, crucible of trends, with its newly moved-up Presidential primary election on March 7, 2000, there was no shortage of interested witnesses to the festivities.

The strict interpretation by the courts of the credibility of witnesses led to the passing of an Act in 1751-1752, making interested witnesses sufficient for the due execution of the will, but declaring gifts to them void.

I have been an interested witness of your lively little doings on your lively little Earth, sir. . ." "Then you've been witnessing its doings of nine hundred years past," Kirk said.

Nay, the very possibility of contradiction or disproof, however remote, communicates to this feminine judgment from the first, in nine cases out of ten, the weakness attendant on the testimony of an interested witness; so personally and strongly does the fair diviner connect herself with her divination.