Sentence examples for appropriate testament from inspiring English sources

The cryptic list of categories seemed an appropriate testament to a nation in flux, too vast and complex to be pinned down by any single narrative.

In his native Hull he started the Spring Street theatre, home to John Godber's Hull Truck company – the new building in the centre of the city will surely be an appropriate testament to him.

In addition, Tyconius's antimillenarian interpretation of traditionally millenarian Scriptures, such as the book of Daniel in the Old Testament and Revelation in the New Testament, were appropriated by generations of Latin Christian biblical commentators and theologians, from Jerome in the late 4th century to Bede and Beatus of Liebana in the 8th century.

The changing parts consist of special Old and New Testament readings that are appropriate for a particular church festival, as well as of special prayers and particular hymns.

An appropriate title for a codicil would be: Codicil to the Last Will and Testament of [your full name].

It's also a testament to family itself, so often a source of division in Leigh's films, and it's appropriate that Phil Davis, a staunch member of Leigh's rep company for 30 years, is equally believable as Staunton's husband.

It is a testament to the strength of her words, to their steady and furious eloquence, that it no longer feels appropriate to refer to the 23-year-old author as a "victim".

With Testament.

The photo is testament.

Another testament betrayed.

New Testament.