Sentence examples for abiding testament from inspiring English sources
Few heroines of American theater are half as much fun as Regina Giddens, an abiding testament to what's so good about being bad in the world of fiction.
With its incongruous crumbling spire jutting out over Berlin's lone stretch of luxury retail, the church is an abiding testament to the bombing campaigns that cratered the city during World War II.
Deanie's life was a testament to her abiding interest in friends, civic life, music and New York City's children.
It's a testament to the abiding acuity of Midgley's mind that one tends to make few concessions to the fact that she's in the middle of her 10th decade.
Using an inspired mix of docudrama, video sequences, song, dance, panoramic historical sequences and in-the-moment acting, this import from the National Theater of Scotland at St . Anns Warehouse in Brooklyn, written by Gregory Burke and directed by John Tiffany, was an essential testament to the abiding relevance — and necessity — of theater.
"The NRA's decision to fund Mr. Sorrell's defense is an absolute testament to the fact that he is a law-abiding and honest citizen being persecuted not because of any intentional violation of the law," Gregory Bentley, Sorrell's attorney, wrote to VICE News.
In heavenly love abiding.
Another testament betrayed.
