Sentence examples for immense testament from inspiring English sources
He was beaten almost as many times as he finished in front, though 16 Grade One chase victories are an immense testament to Kauto Star's talent and durability, and also the skill with which Paul Nicholls, his trainer, plotted his racing career.
"Securing the 20,000 pledges within 12 months is testament to the immense goodwill and generosity of the British people and the effort and determination of local authorities across the UK," Rudd said.
Its popularity is a testament to an immense undercurrent of nationwide support ignored by media and pundits.
It's a testament to Colbert's immense gifts as a performer that the character has remained fresh.
That anyone could fool this normally discerning and cynical bunch is a testament both to Droog's immense talent and to the nostalgia industry that has been built around Nas's early work.
"The quality, range and ambition of BBC drama is testament to his creative power, strategic thinking and immense passion for great writing.
There was immense compassion and humanity in his work, too, and it is testament to the strength of his writing and characterisation – and his association with life's underdogs - that Pekar attracted a legion of collaborators which included comic titans such as Spain Rodriguez, Joe Sacco and Alan Moore.
It was a massively ambitious project with impressively sophisticated visual effects (especially for a team this small and for a production this low-budget) that is a testament to Zeitlin's creative vision as a director, and to the immense talent of his team, in particular Special Effects Unit Director Ray Tintori.
Inside, the cavernous cuverie, where the wine was fermented, is a testament to the monks' industry, with four enormous 15th-century grape presses and immense wooden fermentation vats.
