Sentence examples for best testament from inspiring English sources

The players offered the best testament to Parcells's influence.

The best testament to the success of this promotion, of course, is the revenue ultimately generated from contest registrants.

Perhaps the best testament to the fact that democracy will emerge from Tunisia's ferment, Mr. Laarayedh said, is that he now sits at that desk.

But perhaps the player who will guard him Monday night, Indiana's Dane Fife, uttered the best testament to how Dixon's background and performance resonate.

People even phone up ahead of their meal to check it's on the menu, which is the best testament I could ask for.

But the thought occurs that the best testament to the power of the theater would be a satire of the theater that is really convincing.

In the best Old Testament tradition of ignoring irksome prophets, Nigeria has shown no regrets about either coming bottom in Mr Eigen's league table (again) or imprisoning the head of Transparency International's advisory council, Olusegun Obasanjo (a former president of the country) for his anti-corruption activities.

"It's Complicated" was written and directed by Nancy Meyers, a Hollywood filmmaker who makes female-specific indulgences that, at their irresistible best, are testaments to the power of fairy tales.

A 10-minute walk later, we were climbing the steep white marble stairs at the amphitheater, one of the best-preserved testaments to the splendor of ancient Rome.

Dungy's memoir, "Quiet Strength," is a best seller, a testament not only to his coaching skills, but also to his broad appeal.

Unlike other writers who, in rendering the historical past, leave their poetic and image-making gifts at the door, Toibin is at his lyrical best in "The Testament of Mary".