Sentence examples for greater testament from inspiring English sources

Suddenly the suffocating legacy of Live Aid had been lifted, now there was a newer, even greater testament at stake.

What greater testament could there be to the "me generation" than the rise and rise of the selfie?

Is there any greater testament to digital democracy than the knowledge that all this is now available via the App Store?

The result is antic, mournful, impressionistic, and mystifying, perhaps a greater testament to the group's loopy dynamism than to Faulkner's literary achievement.

Ophelia – on which he almost single-handedly constructs a Dixieland-jazz wall of sound – is perhaps the greater testament to his musicality and versatility, but personal preference means Chest Fever sneaks on to this list ahead of it.

Still, it's one nightmarish panopticon that Stross has built here, and I can think of no greater testament to its effectiveness than my own relief at having been liberated from it.

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.

Perhaps the greatest testament to Lord Harewood's democratic leanings came from his cousin the queen.