Sentence examples for a reliable testament from inspiring English sources

CoAs may not always be a reliable testament to the quality of the ingredient, and proper testing to verify the source may help eliminate this type of adulteration.

Cobain fans will be hoping that Montage of Heck proves a more reliable testament to the "Smells Like Teen Spirit" singer than controversial 1988 documentary Kurt and Courtney and upcoming death conspiracy film, Soaked In Bleach.

This is a true testament to the extensibility of IDA Pro.

"That stands as a true testament to Sacha's skill".

But given an evidence base including not only EBS but also belief in God together with the specifically Christian beliefs that Jesus is the second person of the trinity incarnate, and that the New Testament is a reliable source of information on these matters given these things, the proposition that he rose from the dead may not be at all improbable.

Porter's dexterity when it comes to reading a room, his ability to lean into its sweet spot and take a risk to honor that energy rather than stick to a reliable set list regardless, is a testament to his sophistication as a musician and performer, but it's also a factor that makes the small room so alluring: that feeling that anything can happen, and that you're somehow a part of it.

The continuing absence of a reliable census of Soqotra's pastoral herds is a testament to the myopia of both the mainland government and the plethora of international aid agencies, whose focus for more than ten years of intervention and tens of millions of dollars spent on projects was, and remains, almost exclusively on the preservation of endemic species.

Get a reliable middleman.

Delicious and a reliable value.

A reliable every-day drinker.

Shanghaiing was a reliable trade".