Sentence examples for considered a testament from inspiring English sources

Press freedom is considered a testament to democratic values in this country.

Type 26s were still being used in 1945 which, according to firearms expert and author Ian Hogg, is considered a testament to their original workmanship and a much more suitable combat weapon than later Japanese produced pistols.

Structural surveys carried out by the MDC found the brickwork and foundations to be in very good condition and it was considered a testament to the strict build quality of Hartley's design that a building almost 150 years old was still in such good condition.

One of Sikhism's main requirements is that adherents not cut their hair, which is considered a visible testament to their connection with their creator.

The cleanup of ground zero after the Sept. 11 attack -- widely considered a shining testament to the camaraderie and unity of the many people who worked amid the ruins of the World Trade Center -- also had its ugly disputes.

Some consider this a testament to how great he is, considering he learned so much so fast, but in my opinion this will give Wiggins and Parker an early lead when the season starts.

One day, Jacob answered the phone and my father said, "Is this Abraham or the other one?" I consider it a testament to Jacob that, at the age of seven, he knew it was funny.

Consider that a testament to its strong-hold ability and street cred.

Nick De Semlyen and James White of Empire named it the fifteenth "greatest" episode of the series, considering it a "testament to the X-Files writing staff's ability to turn the temporary loss of one of the stars into a compelling, suspenseful and worthwhile piece of the overall mythology".

It's a real testament to the collective American psychosis that Michele could ever be considered a political star.

Consider the book a testament to the wonders of the modern adolescent.