Sentence examples for it is a testimony of from inspiring English sources

But this is not a gloomy book, it is a testimony of wonder – the wonder Marsh has felt through being able to operate on the brain.

It is not an easy exercise for any community, but for the Bosnians, who have survived the ravages of war, genocide and the betrayal by neighbors pontificating about "civilization," it is a testimony to and triumph of the spirit of ilm.

But it is a testimony to the strength of the secular nature of Indian democracy that the riots did not spread to the rest of the country and were largely confined to the city of Ahmedabad.

The apparent levelling threat to my view of the singers' hierarchy turned out to be no such thing, for the confidante was soon to join the ranks of the great ones; but it is a testimony to the quality of Sutherland's voice even then, and in such a tiny role, that it should have called a whole system of judgement into question.

For me, it is a testimony to the triumph of justice over oppression, the real-life expression of my own understanding of the concepts of ugliness and beauty.

"It is a testimony to the success of a partnership between private and municipal entities".

"It is a testimony to the quality of this company that we have been able to attract someone of Liv's capabilities".

"If there were elections during the Civil War, during the Second World War, right after the Cuban missile crisis, it is a testimony to the strength of this country that elections go on -- even during crises".

"It is a testimony to the determination of all our volunteers, who have never lost the will to fight for what they believed in," said Mr Stone.

"It is a testimony to the success of social safety net programs like unemployment insurance and supplemental nutritional assistance that this massive group remains largely invisible to the general public".

Frank Kermode described The Spire as "quite simply, a marvel" in the New York Review of Books, and Mullan writes that it "could only have been written by a man who himself felt viscerally the dark powers of religious feeling", and that "like the spire itself, it is a testimony to the irresistible power of the imagination".