Sentence examples for lasting testament from inspiring English sources

The city they leave behind will be lasting testament to the horror they experienced, and to their determination to rebuild against the odds, according to Hiroshima's mayor, Kazumi Matsui.

It will stand next to the tree that Obama planted when he visited last year, and will be a lasting testament to this historic moment: a wonderful thing for America and the world.

Perhaps his most lasting testament in support of life will be the work of the Sisters of Life, a religious community he founded and loved so dearly.

He fails, and as he stands before the walls of his great city, he knows his story will be his only lasting testament.

And both events scratched fairly low-ranking, albeit lasting testaments to the speed, amplitude and duration of their rumbling.

Khrushchev Remembers: The Last Testament.

So what is Bach's last testament?

Police described the exchange as his "last testament before dying".

"It's the last testament of a person who died.

In this context, it plays like a last testament.

She decides to consolidate her remaining resources into one last testament.