Sentence examples for moving testament from inspiring English sources

Your story is a moving testament to the power of parental love.

The book becomes a moving testament to music's ability to salvage, through memory, something of what has been lost.

Beyond the women, Casanova's story, which he recorded himself, is a moving testament to the power of the written word.

This is art puppetry at the highest level — a serious and moving testament to the battle in which close to a million Soviet citizens died and the Second World War turned around.

The conversation between the novelist and scientist shifted from a poignant story about reading Beckett in college (from Mr Moody), to a moving testament to the romantic allure of black holes (from Ms Franklin).

But while the camera, as Dee can confirm, doesn't shrink from scenes of violence, what makes the film a moving testament to humanity is the irrepressible spirit it captures in the work of CeaseFire, whose slogan reads "Stop.

They aren't great art, but they are moving testaments of a great artist.

Romney, in part through his wife, Ann, in part through some moving testaments to his kindness, and in part through a weird touchy-feely delivery, managed to soften himself a little even if the enigma endures.

The paintings are moving testaments not only to Wright's love of the landscapes that made him but to a great friendship between an artist and an industrial pioneer.

Martha Ostenso's Wild Geese (1925), a tale of a strong young girl in thrall to her cruel father, and Frederick Philip Grove's Settlers of the Marsh (1925) and Fruits of the Earth (1933), depicting man's struggle for mastery of himself and his land, are moving testaments to the courage of farmers.

He has written moving testaments to those who died, marshaled an argument for the scientific curiosity needed to peer into the sulfurous murk of an active crater, and in the end he has done his best to explain both volcanoes and himself.