Sentence examples for a perfect testament from inspiring English sources

Up starts with a perfect testament to Pixar's economy and sureness of touch as our lead character, Carl ­Fredericksen, and his childhood sweetheart live from childhood to old age in the first 10 minutes, also giving resonance to the subsequent plot, which gives the phrase "moving house" a whole new meaning.

It's a transformation that stands as a perfect testament to Australia's changing attitude towards migration.

Sulta's had a sensational year, and this Boiler Room's a perfect testament as to why Glasgow continues to be the most exciting place for getting hyped and sweaty in the UK.

It is difficult to think of a more perfect testament to New ­Labour's intellectual shallows.

Even removed from the pleasure found within their cardboard confines, these are masterpieces of design, perfect testaments to the power of the 12".

The Viola had been gifted a perfect start, but what came next was a testament to their newfound decisiveness.

In a beautiful testament to the power of the Internet, it was a perfect stranger from halfway across the world whose reaction was the most touching.

A perfect (or near-perfect) nest.

While some fans don't dress up, others spend weeks or even months perfecting their costumes - a true testament to the ampleur of the gathering.

They are fingertip-perfect, their commitment an affecting testament to ballet's continuity.

"But a movie is not a testament.