Sentence examples for a major testament from inspiring English sources

After all, Facebook's platform is a major testament to that.

The documentaries are very good, far from the usual record-label sponsored puff-pieces that accompany a new album by a major artist, the cast testament to the breadth of names in Grohl's address book: it's hard to think of many other musicians who could solicit contributions from Bad Brains, Dolly Parton and Barack Obama.

The guides to theological method and exegesis of the Bible that he wrote as prefaces to the 1516 and 1518 editions of the New Testament mark a major turn in theology and the interpretation of Scripture and posed a serious challenge to the scholastic theology that had dominated university faculties of theology since the thirteenth century.

But the simple fact that the rebel factions are now sharing power and thinking in that long a time frame is regarded here as a major step forward -- and a testament to the durability of peace agreements reached by African nations with minimal outside help or interference.

Mr. Lieberman, whose selection as Mr. Gore's running mate made him the first Jew on a major party ticket, delivered a personal testament to the vice president, saying they were so close that they prayed together.

Despite this pain, we believe that Flickr has come a long way as part of Yahoo!, and yesterday's announcement of a major redesign and refocus is a testament to the continued excellence of the core Flickr team.

The strong signature of positive Darwinian selection in a major part of D1 protein is testament to this.

English New Testament scholar who produced, with Brooke Foss Westcott, a major critical text of the Greek New Testament.

Beijing is eager to make the APEC summit another testament to its emergence as a major power and visible awkwardness with Japan would detract from that.

We expect Dixons Carphone to be a major beneficiary while maintaining good margin control as many of the deals should have been supported and agreed with major suppliers, testament to the good relationships the company has.

It's a testament to both artists' clout that Nas and Mr. Marley were able to get an album as innovative as "Distant Relatives" released by a major label in the industry's risk-averse climate.