Sentence examples for it bears testament from inspiring English sources
It is never a particularly edifying argument, but it bears testament to the broad mainstream consensus about how to make Britain prosper.
"We've got good depth to our squad and what we've done this summer bears testament to it".
Posted by Crispus Tarcal, Könyves Kálmán u. 62, (36) 30 636 90 46, tokajkikelet.hu While Prague is overwhelmingly known for its beer halls and charming pubs, the city also bears testament to the Czech Republic's burgeoning wine culture.
Although this area (named after the traffic-packed road that runs through it) is now an upscale neighbourhood full of expats, Starbucks and sushi bars, Sukhumvit still bears testament to the fact that, wherever money is, good food of all types will follow.
But the most distinctive type of world in a Ben Rivers film is one that bears testament to another way of living.
The fact that the recognition of this molecular diversity largely relied on molecular cloning bears testament to the degree of similarity among the gene products, which was not discernible using conventional biochemical or pharmacological agents.
IN the northeastern corner of the Dominican Republic lies Samana, a lush, rugged peninsula that bears testament to a forgotten moment in the history of the New World.
Crabb's broken nose bears testament to his passion for rugby, and the MP for the Preseli Pembrokeshire constituency is also a fan of opera and enjoys curry.
The fact that consensus has not led to political action bears testament to the powerful interests who have the most lose from the transition to a renewable energy base.
With such notable exceptions as the dismal The Da Vinci Code and the painfully unfunny The Dilemma, his back catalogue bears testament to his ability to blend solid thematic meat with easily digestible fluff.
Other than a memorial stone in a cemetery in Berlin's Neukölln district and a statue of an elephant in Bremen, no permanent display currently bears testament to the genocide of the Herero.
