Sentence examples for As testament of from inspiring English sources

Architecturally it isn't the most appealing but mostly it stands as testament of nepotism and corruption.

Testament of Youth (2014) Director: James Kent Entertainment grade: B History grade: C- Vera Brittain's memoir of her experiences and losses in the first world war was published in 1933 as Testament of Youth.

The likely candidates for worst building are the Supreme Court building, a disastrous assemblage of architectural references to Ancient Egypt that stand as testament of the dire situation of the architectural profession in Egypt and its relationship to state patronage.

The theological diversity of these pamphlets serve as testament of Speer's ecumenical commitment, and reflect the cacophany of voices present in the fundamentalist-modernist controversies of the early 20th century.

Instead of being British about it, and just trying to hammer the price down with supermarket jiggery-pokery, we should try to be more Italian about olive oil, accept its very great expense as testament of its deliciousness, and only use it when we're really going to taste it.

Take the out-of-the-blue success of both as testament to the country's fecund and curious film-going culture.

This weekend's Premiership semi-finals will serve as testament to the virtues of a chairman's patience.

Let them serve as testament to the tokenism of legislated virtue.

As testament to the success of this program overall, homicides declined in Chicago by 25percentt in 2013, to a total of 426.

As testament to the adaptability of these pathogens, the book describes the increasing challenges to global health presented by zoonotic infections recently emerging from parts of Asia and Africa.

The Fertile Crescent's current desperation stands as testament to the steepest downturn of local fortunes since the end of the last Ice Age.