Sentence examples for eloquent testament from inspiring English sources

"Soundings" is an eloquent testament both to Tharp's importance and to Felt's powers of imagination.

"Hurlyburly" is a dark, hilarious, and eloquent testament to this proliferating explosiveness.

Dalton died in 1993, and this striking album is an eloquent testament.

In the 1950s the play was prized, above all, as a social document: an eloquent testament of alienated youth.

What more eloquent testament that the most meaningful gifts are not ones charged to credit cards than to give out cookies you prepared?

If there exists in America a more eloquent testament to the Jughead shrug, a better paean to intellectual lassitude and inertia, I demand to see it.

There can be few more eloquent testaments to the arse-about-titness of life under Fifa.

Both of these eloquent testaments of faith affirm what a developing body of research is finding: Religion can be a critical resource in reducing death anxiety.

It's an eloquent and affecting testament to the triumph of brains and hard work over circumstance, of a childhood dream realized through extraordinary will and dedication.

It's one of the best-known lines in the New Testament, an eloquent expression of grace in extremis.

Released just a year after Hurricane Katrina swamped New Orleans, "When the Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts" was a thrilling achievement: both intimate and magisterial, angry and eloquent, an indictment and a testament, it represented a high point in the career of its director, Spike Lee.