Sentence examples for great testament from inspiring English sources
The N.C.A.A. tournament is a great testament to diversity.
Their improvement against spin is great testament to their character.
"That was a great testament to a grown-up attitude.
No Man's Sky is a great testament to that.
"It's a great testament to how eBay can be found everywhere".
He believes, he says, that the book will be "a great testament to a wonderful man".
Coach Riley's ability to harness the intensity of Anthony into a positive direction is one of the great testaments to his coaching ability".
One of the great testaments to the power of metaphor, and the malleability of language, is the metaphorical use of the word "literally".
No one who truly loves these great testaments to our past would argue that the Bamiyan Buddhas or the Bagram ivories were better off for having stayed in Afghanistan.
It has emerged over time as one of the great testaments of American individualism, assuring the New World, traditional reassurances failing, of the value, power, and beauty of the unfettered self.
Perhaps the greatest testament to Lord Harewood's democratic leanings came from his cousin the queen.
