Sentence examples for it a testament from inspiring English sources

But its early success raises some intriguing questions: To what extent is it a testament to what its creators did right?

Ms. O'Connor calls it "a testament to the belief that peace is available right here, right now".

Supporters of Senator John McCain called it a testament to his political potency and his crusading on the issue.

And since one is gunning for the other one's job, that might actually be – if we can believe it – a testament to the enduring power of political friendship.

One day, Jacob answered the phone and my father said, "Is this Abraham or the other one?" I consider it a testament to Jacob that, at the age of seven, he knew it was funny.

That it has been idle for more than a year, though, makes it a testament to something else, according to former employees and the federal regulators who ordered it shut down.

But whatever caused it, it's a testament to American tolerance and open-mindedness.

"It's a testament that it's a voice of the people," Browne said.

George: It's amazing; it's a testament to all the incredible work you're doing.

But it's a testament to its resonance and place in Australian culture".

It's tough to do and it's a testament to what Joe D. did.