Sentence examples for In testament from inspiring English sources

In testament to how strong demand for roomy cabins has become, Nissan will not build Titans with the conventional two-door, one-seat, regular-cab configuration.

In testament, I suppose, to the loyalty the politician commands, almost none of those voices – bar Tariq Ali, in the most head-down-and-behave tones – appear.

In Testament of Youth, the words seemed to pour out of her, a potent mixture of rage and loss, underpinned by lively intelligence and fervent pacifist beliefs.

In testament to the fearful calm that returned to Cairo's streets after the initial revolution, most of the short video clips, looped in a 20-minute installation, feel like photographs.

In Testament of Youth, also out in January, Vera Brittan and pals must forget any literary or academic ambitions and instead toil all hours in the trenches and field hospitals.

In testament to how very chilled Formentera can make even uptight Brits, my partner and I soon followed suit – but then, Migjorn's 6km of white sand allows for personal space of scandalously decadent proportions.

In Testament of Youth she writes that, in the weeks after his death, a series of disconnected pictures rolled through her mind: "A solitary cup of coffee stands before me on a hotel breakfast-table.

Music and message combined to communicate immanence, in testaments that whispered instead of preached.

His delusions of grandeur are readily visible in his testament and in his desire to conquer the world.

This certainly appeared to be Rosie Boycott's message in her testament to Princess Diana in Great Britons: Diana.

We also find this term I AM in the New Testament in the Greek words ego eimi.