Sentence examples for great testimonies from inspiring English sources

Semprún's body of work became one of the great testimonies of the horrors of the 20th century and established his fame throughout Europe as an intellectual insisting on the need to explore the toughest truths.

"It's a great testimony".

I think that is a great testimony to them.

No more the Eliot of the miserable marriage to Vivienne, no more the poet of The Waste Land, that great testimony to sexual misery.

"To have a person like Sledge, which is our New York City Flamo, turned over and to be working with S.O.S., that's a great testimony that the work we're doing is effective," Mr. Walker said.

It's also a great testimony to how much people care about the cause and want to stand together with people some of the world's most vulnerable people.

It's a great testimony to what the Labour party has meant to British politics, what it has offered beyond the back-and-forth that goes on in Westminster, what it has offered to British politics across women, disabled people, people from black and Asian backgrounds".

"It is a great testimony to how far we have come that Kilmarnock are so delighted to get a point that (manager) Allan Johnston races past my dugout to celebrate".

But when Ferguson says his club is good at developing young players, the greatest testimony to that came again at Old Trafford on Monday night.

Nevertheless, there is no greater testimony to the validity of fossil-based stratigraphic geology than the absolute dates made possible through radioactive measurements.

Nothing is a greater testimony to the growing power of the IFS than the decision made by George Osborne in 2010 to create a counterpart inside the government.