Sentence examples for lasting testimony from inspiring English sources

The cricket historian Mick Pope describes the match as a "lasting testimony to [Macaulay's] belief that no cause was ever lost".

These superb coins are among the most beautiful and evocative of all American issues and serve as a lasting testimony to Dr. Korein's dedication.

Mourners were given blank cards in the church in order to write personal messages to the Spence family, to act as a "lasting testimony" to the three men.

Mourners have been given blank cards in the church in order to write personal messages to the Spence family, to act as a "lasting testimony" to the three men.

But it is good, too, in a way, that we have this speech -- a lasting testimony of the limitless ambition of mere words.

This government needs help to identify more lasting testimonies to its talent.

The panel of three federal judges will take the last testimony and hear summations next week.

"Some time has passed since the last testimony," the spokesman, David Skidmore, said.

The attacks came as an Uzbek court heard the last testimony from 15 suspects with alleged links to al-Qaida.

Either way, Mr. Rehman's camcorder served a gruesome secondary purpose: recording the last testimony of tribesmen accused of spying for the United States, dozens of whom have been tortured and executed.

These are sombre, philosophical landscapes – Wright's last testimony to the Lunar Society, a brilliant group of Midlands pioneers, atheists and intellectuals that included Arkwright as well as the ceramics visionary Josiah Wedgwood and Erasmus Darwin, grandfather of Charles and himself an evolutionary theorist.