Sentence examples for of such a testament from inspiring English sources

It would be a tragedy of epic proportions if this led to conflict in the Arctic, if the ethos of Daniel Plainview is allowed to govern the future of such a testament to eternity.

Such a testament was rare under the old welfare program in which politicians had case workers searching out abuses of taxpayers' money.

"It's such a testament to his ability," Jones stated.

The presence of such a facility and a group like Karmik in Vancouver is a testament to the times.

It is but another testament to the depressing smallness of our current politics that one just can't conceive of such a zinger being unleashed today.

The equally bleak panorama inside — grimy industrial carpet, halfhearted wall adornments and the occasional piece of paper taped to a door announcing that the person inside is in charge of "Strategy" or some such — is a testament both to a campaign's tunnel vision and to the fact that the wealthy Romney is a rather tightfisted fellow.

Yet the sheer array of such legislation is a testament to the sway that lobbyists can have as the session ends, when dozens of bills pour through legislative channels to the floor of the Assembly and Senate, sometimes with little debate.

In the face of such testaments of tenderness, words are redundant.

Below his feet, the spiralling friezes of Trajan's column boast of past glories, when emperors commissioned such masterpieces as a testament of victory.

Such outpourings of love are a testament to the intimate and deeply felt karmic relationship that has developed over two decades between Rivera and Yankee fans, and New York City — a relationship that has been heightened, perhaps, by his job as the closer.

That she does this in a way that is direct, unpretentious, surprising, and funny (no mean feat in a discussion of such lofty subjects) is testament to her skills as a personal essayist.