Sentence examples for a great testament from inspiring English sources

The N.C.A.A. tournament is a great testament to diversity.

"That was a great testament to a grown-up attitude.

No Man's Sky is a great testament to that.

"It's a great testament to how eBay can be found everywhere".

He believes, he says, that the book will be "a great testament to a wonderful man".

He added that it was a great testament to a town with such a small population.

The result is antic, mournful, impressionistic, and mystifying, perhaps a greater testament to the group's loopy dynamism than to Faulkner's literary achievement.

But perhaps a greater testament to Dimick and the relatively humane conditions of Fort Warren is that only 13 Confederate prisoners out of the more than 2,000 rebels who were imprisoned within its walls died during the Civil War — or just over half of 1 percent, compared to the 12 percent mortality rate for Confederates in all Union prisons combined.

Declarations such as this are a greater testament to the defeat of extremism than bin Laden's demise could ever be.

But nothing was a greater testament to the ever-burning love of a deceased Leo than Titanic, in which a frozen Leo-shaped mannequin delicately sashayed to the bottom of the ocean to be with Rose's heart.

But insofar as the Eisenhower Memorial is a great Gehry, it likely won't be any great testament to Ike.