Sentence examples for only testament from inspiring English sources

Theirs was the only testament that counted.

Hers is not, of course, the only testament to nurses' work among the stinks and screams of carnage.

And if the result doesn't exactly take your breath away, that is only testament to the Escape's solid fundamentals.

Although they flourished in an era widely considered as a golden age of prosperity in Newport, their stories remained elusive, with a few magnificent clocks the only testament to their place in pre-Revolutionary New England.

It is not only testament to the social good that comes from exhaustive reporting, but also demonstrates the joy of working in a team on an important story – what Evans calls the esprit de corps of his Sunday Times team, led by Elaine Potter, Bruce Page, Phillip Knightley and Marjorie Wallace.

Is the name "assault" only testament to someone's wry sense of humor or it is portentous?

After the Försterhof was destroyed in a fire, one of the only testaments left to the philosopher's sister is a sign on a peaceful street.

But although these images appear definitive – and beautiful as the art of Ansel Adams – they are only testaments to a passing moment, a brief pause on the whole long journey.

He fails, and as he stands before the walls of his great city, he knows his story will be his only lasting testament.

In 331 Constantine commissioned fifty Bibles for the Church of Constantinople, but little else is known (in fact, it is not even certain whether his request was for fifty copies of the entire Old and New Testaments, only the New Testament, or merely the Gospels), and it is doubtful that this request provided motivation for canon lists as is sometimes speculated.

It's not only a testament to the watch itself, which from what I've seen is pretty damn cool, but a testament to the power of Kickstarter and crowd-funding in general.