Sentence examples for is testament that from inspiring English sources
noun
A solemn, authentic instrument in writing, by which a person declares his or her will as to disposal of his or her inheritance (estate and effects) after his or her death, benefiting specified heir(s).
"The very fact that everyone is here today is testament that people are still very interested and intrigued by this".
The fact that more than 100 people attended the launch event earlier this month is testament that this topic strikes a chord with all sectors.
She is testament that we can learn and grow from global mistakes, and taking a step backwards towards localised responsible farming is positive.
As such, she is testament that working hard and climbing the ranks - in television and, by extension, everywhere else - pays off.
It is testament that a prosperous Jain community lived in this region.
The legislation is testament that we cannot parse out women's rights, drop by drop.
It's testament that the 60percentt of New Yorkers who don't own cars already realize this.
Odeon's first-half performance was testament that cinema would not be defeated by the rise of streaming services such as Netflix, he said.
That the market did as well as it did was testament that the pleas to Americans to buy stock as a patriotic, antiterrorist gesture had borne fruit.
He also said that the fund's closing was testament that Forward Partners' model is working.
