Sentence examples for exceptional testimony from inspiring English sources

The Grotte Chauvet in the Ardeche, France – home to the earliest known and best preserved figurative drawings in the world and described as an "exceptional testimony of prehistoric art" – was also added to the list.

The sculpted frieze, an exceptional testimony to the artistic mastery of these peoples, contains – over a distance of almost 20 m – more than thirty animal and human depictions.

The caves were designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987 as per the cultural criteria of UNESCO: the caves "represent a masterpiece of human creative genius" and "bear a unique or at least exceptional testimony to a cultural tradition or to a civilization which is living or which has disappeared".

i. to represent a masterpiece of human creative genius; ii. to exhibit an important interchange of human values ; iii. to bear a unique or at least exceptional testimony to a cultural tradition ; It is not hard to speculate that ICOMOS' rejection of Le Corbusier's National Museum of Western Art as a move of political correctness.

The Essays remain an exceptional historical testimony of the progress of privacy and individualism, a blossoming of subjectivity, an attainment of personal maturity that will be copied, but maybe never matched since.

But as Hoy likes to say, you start each Games from zero, and although his track record is testimony to his exceptional athletic skills, his consistency and his tenacity, in that sense London 2012 was no different to any other.

Along with providing Welles's fans with behind-the-scenes insight, the book is a testimony to one woman's exceptional gift for self-preservation.

He was the foundation on whom his colleagues depended and the tributes since his death are a testimony to a fine man, exceptional journalist and one-paper loyalist.

The play's success, he said, was "a testimony to the spirit of state subsidised art in this country, which is quite exceptional".

For once, you can't fault the emphasis on stage management, because this exceptional event places politicians a few feet away from people at the very sharpest end of their policies, who deliver testimony as raw as it is powerful.

It has become the largest producer of refugees after Afghanistan testimony to the exceptional brutality of the Syrian conflict.This is not the only explanation, though.