Sentence examples for direct testament from inspiring English sources

It's a direct testament to the word of mouth on the movie".

This recognition is also a direct testament to the monetary theory work of Friedrich von Hayek who inspired many with his 1976 landmark publication of Denationalisation of Money.

As a team owner, Michael is the winningest team owner in IndyCar history, which is a direct testament to how successful he has been as a business owner.

The success of the policy brief and dialogue model in Zambia is a direct testament to this networking: all African KTPs in the EVIPNet and SURE network have participated in various methodological workshops focused on the brief and dialogue, and then given each other technical support in developing local policy briefs and dialogues.

Assume the typical direct testament from the apprehending officer, wherein he or she offers all the basic indications of intoxication: swerving, bloodshot eyes, alcohol on the breath, unstable on his/her feet, failed all the FSTs badly.

As she recounts her experiences I am struck by her calm, direct manner – testament to the years of therapy she has gone through.

Lang was fluent in French and directed The Testament of Dr. Mabuse in both French and German.

The man who is writing this book has a theory that the New Testament is a direct response to the Book of Job.

After the breakup of the federation in 1963 and Prime Minister Smith's unilateral declaration of independence from Britain two years later, Bishop Lamont criticized the new segregationist Constitution and land apportionment acts, which divided the country into black and white areas, calling them "a direct contradiction of the New Testament's teaching".

Through a variety of trusts, such as revocable living trusts, irrevocable trusts, special needs trusts, charitable trusts, among others, and a last will and testament, you can direct your wealth to whom you want.

"The Testament of Mary" (directed by Deborah Warner, at the Walter Kerr) is theatre porn.