Sentence examples for it a testimony from inspiring English sources

Instead, the funds asked American courts to reject the Mexican bankruptcy plan, calling it "a testimony to audacity, brazen manipulation and greed".

Dr. Brad Parkinson, a Stanford engineer who is a project co-leader, called it "a testimony of perseverance at the least," in a recent NASA news conference.

He said that he found it very satisfying to be here "to observe an event that I never thought would be possible," calling it a testimony to "the incredible persistence of the NASA community".

Not knowing the role, she learned it quickly and sang it securely, a testimony to her intelligence and pluck.

Robert Lindsay said: "It was very uplifting and it was a testimony to his amazing gift.

Inside it's a testimony to its owners' creativity, with fretwork beds (one box, one bunk), seaweed-shaped door handles, mirrors covered with shells, and two Orkney chairs beside a woodburning stove.

In that effort, Mr. Sharon could be either ally or adversary, and it is a testimony to his wiliness that it is impossible to know for sure which he is.

If it's a testimony to Warhol's talent as a painter and commentator, it's also a tribute to a New York type: self-concocted, intellectual, opinionated and ferociously flirty, even in the face of 1960's feminism.

It is terribly sad that things turned out so frustratingly awry, and it is a testimony to the Boston Symphony's faith in Mr. Levine that the administration held fast for so long.

"It is a testimony that when the time of death comes we should face it with the heart of acceptance," said Mr. Muriuki, 30, a teacher who is suffering headaches, chest pain and vomiting that his doctors attribute to AIDS.

Praising Mr. Giuliani, the president said, "It's a testimony that we may have our differences politically, in ordinary times, but when it comes to keeping this country safe, we are first and foremost, Americans".