Sentence examples for greatest testament from inspiring English sources

In some ways, this outrage is the greatest testament to the music's power.

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

She made the paper better, which is the greatest testament one can pay to any editor.

Perhaps the greatest testament to Dale lies in the facing of her own illness.

In the greatest testament of faith I have ever heard, she calmly replied, "He was there holding my hand".

But the evening showed how the greatest testament to jazz's power might simply be the lifelong commitment of its practitioners.

One of the greatest testaments to the tolerance that exists between the various communities in Iraq is that Baghdad still has up to a million Kurds, who have never experienced communal violence by Arabs.

One of the greatest testaments to the accuracy of Mad Men is that 82-year old art director, George Lois, one of the huge figures of Madison Avenue in the 1960s, wrote a furious article in the August 2010 edition of Playboy, in which he said: "The more I think and write about Mad Men, the more I take the show as a personal insult.

Movie Exclusive called the song "soulful" and deemed it as one of the "greatest testaments to how Aguilera is one of the greatest performers of all time".

For example, one of the greatest testaments to this idea is Bruce Nauman's Office Edit I (Fat Change John Cage) from Mapping the Studio (2001).

When your child steps into your shoes (or in my case, my boots) or has the desire to do so, it is by far one of the greatest testaments to the bond between parent and child.