Sentence examples for little testament from inspiring English sources
The incompetence of the ANC government in South Africa under his leadership – while understandable in the light of ministerial inexperience and the sabotage of their efforts by the old guard civil service – offered little testament to his administrative abilities.
It's a lovely little testament to what Apple's been able to do with aluminum that makes my 13-inch MacBook Air look downright unwieldy when the two are placed next to each other.
The subway arrived promptly and the conductor was even helpful when I asked a question about the status of trains, a nice little testament to how good public transportation is in New York (well, most of the time).
"She gave me a little white Testament when I was confirmed," Amanda said.
The logical connections made by the librarian are meant to be a little ridiculous, testament to an inspired obsession that, by the end, assumes the character of faith.
Last year also saw stateside releases of "Son of a Gun" with Ewan McGregor, "Seventh Son" with Jeff Bridges and Julianne Moore, her richly realized work in the little-seen "Testament of Youth," "The Man From U.N.C.L.E".
When "Weeds" made its debut two years ago, it seemed steeped in the prevailing ethos of the late 1960s and '70s, its folk theme song, "Little Boxes," a testament to its anti-conformist commitments.
During the second world war, 220 Italian prisoners were kept here, but nature has now reclaimed the area and, 65 years on, little is visible – testament to the power of the forest.
Despite the frequent references to Capernaum in the New Testament, little is said about it.
This anonymous little store will endure as the truest testament of what was there and all that was lost.
That Manning has been able to do it so effectively this season — with Collie and Garcon having so little experience — is a testament to his precision.
