Sentence examples for be testament from inspiring English sources

His Light Pavilion in Chengdu will be testament that our profession has lost a great voice.

But the army's low profile may only be testament to behind-the-scenes manipulation.

If the resolve that led to a successful tournament can be marshaled to provide needed services, it could be testament to the power of sport to improve lives.

In the foreword to his 1995 book of the same name, Mr. Adams wrote that the Denver area's "ruin would be testament to a bargain we had tried to strike".

And despite the indulgence, I witnessed no children's tantrums, which can only be testament to the quality, variety and sheer quantity of attractions to keep them amused for whole days on end.

The march will be led by the UK government's Scottish secretary, David Mundell, who welcomed "the recognition of her sacrifice and dedication to the youngsters she worked with", noting that it may be testament to Haining's own modest character that her story has only gradually come to national attention in her home country.

Both seem to be testaments to his character.

The photo is testament.

That's testament to the bloke".

"It is testament to us," Chris said.

His Drumcree poems are testament to this.