Sentence examples for be the ultimate testament from inspiring English sources
For the latter, owning William Warren's "Shelves for Life" could be the ultimate testament to eternal devotion.
Believe me, as a writer who is composing this list on Thanksgiving Day, the gift of time to write would be the ultimate testament to the support and love that any writer needs.
Watching Pasolini's short film "Le Mura di Sana" 37 years later is the ultimate testament to his success.
In England, Chelsea, which sits atop the Barclays Premier League, is the ultimate testament to the free global movement of capital and labor.
That's the ultimate testament of access and success.
If "Mikey and Nicky" and "Greed" are the ultimate testaments of a bleak vision of capitalism--just as the preceding "Heartbreak Kid" and "Foolish Wives" are more opulent celebrations of chicanery (on the part of director and hero alike --"Ishtar" and "Merry Widow" are closer to being pacts with the Devil.
That CBS is televising the game instead of a cable network is perhaps the ultimate testament to Jimmer Mania.
Be the ultimate people person.
I ask Bashmore, is Knockin' Boots, deep down, the funkified embodiment, the ultimate testament to the spirit of Miss Millie's?
The ultimate testament to the cooperation and the competition between the clubs would be a matchup in the Champions League final on May 25 at Wembley Stadium in London.
