Sentence examples for effective testament from inspiring English sources

"Feather in the Storm" lacks the insight and artistry of a first-rate memoir, but it is an effective testament to what Mao's social experiment inflicted on one girl.

Though Klam has set out to do little more than tell the story of her journey toward responsibility — fiscal, marital, professional — she has written as effective a testament to the value of a working mother as any intended polemic.

That he's mostly effective is a testament to his vocal charm, and maybe to a lesson learned from "Idol" — how to be many singers all at once.

There is strong evidence about what makes a good school and the increase in the number of effective schools is testament to the spread of this best practice – a relentless focus on leadership, aspiration and measurable progress.

Considered against this backdrop, the talks in Beijing should be chalked up as a success for the American approach, and a testament to effective American leadership.

"It's much more likely a testament to the effective marketing by the pharmaceutical industry," he said.

That she says that to Hubbell's mother, Fanny Kelly Bishopp) and manages to not sound offensive is a testament to Ms. Foster's effective blend of pathos and humor.

Almost every young, black or brown creative I know has crossed paths with CA at some stage, which is testament to the very effective work it does.

That's a testament to good design.

Root's remarkable progress is testament to measured, intelligent and effective coaching.

The program was an unprecedented success, testament to the power of effective working relationships built with collaborative vision: all politics, it turns out, is personal.