But maybe that's a testament to how good the song is.
Or maybe it's just a testament to the fact that, even in a fragmented, frequently dissonant world, quality endures.
Maybe it's more a testament to the power of their music, but the fleece and bucket hats don't undermine the metal.
Maybe the unconsumed half is a testament to my limited enjoyment.
That he's mostly effective is a testament to his vocal charm, and maybe to a lesson learned from "Idol" — how to be many singers all at once.
I was a little nervous, I thought maybe it's not her kind of music, but it was really a testament to her experience.
Maybe but his continued employment can also be seen in a different way: it's a testament to the sheer size of the crisis.
Broadwell and Petraeus went jogging a lot together, which is a testament to the sexual attraction to one another that each felt, because jogging is maybe the least sexy thing you can do with another person.
Maybe it's a complicated expression of his masculinity—"a deep subconscious straight boy fantasy," he speculates in his essay or a testament to the solitude that cars afford those with hermetic tendencies.
"But a movie is not a testament.
