Sentence examples for a good testament from inspiring English sources

It was a good testament to this team".

Many schools believe a GPA is a good testament to how hard you will work when you join their program.

Alison, an extremely charming lady who operates the company, has been running horse tours here since 1988 and most of her staff has been with her since the 1990s... a pretty good testament of her character.

It's a good point, and a testament to Shrigley's genius, which is not a word I use lightly.

For many employers, a good humanities degree is testament to your hard work, enthusiasm, creativity and ability to process lots of information.

What happened next was refreshing and uplifting, and is testament to what a good health care professional will do when you ask for help.

And I think that's a testament to a good song.

This funny and illuminating book is Roselle's testament to a good life on the frontlines of change.

Tangy and herbal without tasting like a salad in a Tom Collins glass, it's a reminder of how a good drink can be a testament to a garden without feeling like you're working outside.

Looking in the New Testament is a good place to start.

In the 2nd and 3rd centuries, dualists believed that the world of matter created by an evil god (identified as the god of the Book of Genesis) and the realm of the spirit created by a good god (revealed in the New Testament) were irreconcilably pitted against one another.