Sentence examples for it's testimony from inspiring English sources

In part it's testimony to the film's style and Weinstein's leverage, in part a symptom of Hugo's emphasis on stereoscopic spectacle rather than actual acting prowess.

It's testimony to Jones's professionalism how convincing he makes such claptrap.

It's testimony to Fragoso's narrative abilities that she can render both her own and Curran's points of view convincingly, as different — opposed — as they are.

"It's testimony to Edinburgh Rugby's ambition that, at a time when everyone's caught up in the Heineken Cup hysteria today, there's a lot of hard work going on behind the scenes to ensure we're back here tomorrow".

It's testimony to its consistent popularity that people in restaurants, and not just in Spanish places, ask for albariño without being aware of producers or even that it comes largely from Rías Baixas, on the Atlantic coast of Galicia.

It's testimony to what they're about.

It is testimony to Brink's novelistic skill that Hanna's pain is so vivid.

Or, less likely still, his starry A Midsummer Night's Dream – though it is testimony to past form with wacky beards.

It is testimony to United's indefatigable nature that they ended the first-half with a barrage that included an equaliser.

It is testimony to Murray's doggedness that he went on to win 67% of the points on his first serve, hammering down 11 aces along the way.

Probably.' " 'The skin is all red and bumpy, and it hurts!!!' " It is testimony to Ignatow's skill that the two friends emerge as individual personalities — Lydia, braver, more inclined to plunge in; Julie, more grounded, tending to be fearful.