Used to emphasize the existence of abstract qualities, not just physical evidence.

Abstract Concepts

Suggests the evidence presented is powerful and convincing.

Strong Evidence

Often used to reflect on historical events or situations.

Implies making a statement under oath, often in a courtroom setting.

Refers to giving an account based on what one has directly seen or known.

Testifying, especially in legal contexts, is a serious matter with legal implications.

Can bolster claims or theories in scholarly or research contexts.

Subjective when based on personal knowledge, rather than objective evidence.

The strength of the statement depends on the trustworthiness of the person giving the testimony.