Sentence examples for its testament from inspiring English sources

Referring to the "extravagant" amount of attention that has been paid by scholars to the story of the tower of Babel – our search for an original, unitary human tongue being its testament – he says "it is far from obvious that their time is well spent".

The likeness is immaterial; the ruthless, living paint and its testament are paramount.

The purpose of displaying this evidence was unclear but for its testament to aerial marksmanship.

Its testament to the sheer size and resilience of the "world's only Superpower" that we'll still be no.

" 'Henry Fool' is its own testament to the power of words, even as it merges the fortunes of its characters in a wonderfully ambiguous final gesture," Janet Maslin wrote in The Times.

It's a unique show and its a testament to the show that Hedwig, an East German transsexual, is relatable to the world at large.

A UKIP spokesman said the decision by the IFS not to examine its policies was "testament" to its decision to have its manifesto looked at by the independent Centre for Economics and Business Research.

"As mole toil / to loam / Antarctic pole," the poem will tunnel from everything to everything, its "least testament" to "expound / plowed clay".

My life stands as its own testament to that truth.

Its New Testament rites include baptism (immersion) and footwashing, both of which have Old Testament origins.

The gritty vocals, the soft echoes of love that are woven through a voice that has seen pain, "Praying" is its own testament.