Sentence examples for fascinating testament from inspiring English sources

It's a fascinating testament to music's power to absorb just about any connotation imaginable.

A Rich Tradition Often overlooked by visitors to Santa Monica, the California Heritage Museum (2612 Main Street; Wednesday through Sunday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.; 310-392-8537) ismallmall but fascinating testament to the state's rich cultural tradition.

As he notes early on: "Williams was the most autobiographical of American playwrights", and watching him expose the process by which lacerating personal misery led to such classics as The Glass Menagerie and A Streetcar Named Desire is a fascinating testament to literary detective work.

The book itself is moving and fascinating and will provide a great deal to talk about as a testament to human bravery and for the moral questions it provokes.

The accouterments I carried were not just part of a hunter's kit, but testaments to the fascinating ways of whitetailed deer.

Near the center is the house where Louis Pasteur lived most of his life, now a fascinating little museum preserved as a testament to his life's work in science and winemaking.

My opinion is this: the CrunchPad was a testament to the power of online media and a fascinating study in the ability of new media to enact real changes on the real world.

It's a fascinating look at the deep science behind these chargers and a testament to the efforts of a few dedicated hackers who still care about resistors and voltage.

It is a testament to her skill as a writer that she remains fascinating, even in the throes of A.D.D. Johnson begins by recounting the impulse that led her to libraryland.

That in and of itself is fascinating, since none of the canonical Gospels that became part of the New Testament were written in Hebrew or Aramaic.

It is a testament to Evans' powers of story-telling, and to the intrinsically fascinating nature of the characters involved, that I was gripped.