Sentence examples for real testament that from inspiring English sources

Neither passed, but "I took it as a real testament that both [sides of the House] are very interested in pushing this forward," says Pamela Hyde, New Mexico secretary of human services.

It's Blink-182 at their most natural, because they had youth on their side – and it's a real testament that it still holds up now that they, along with most of their listeners, don't.

This shop is a real testament to that".

The real testament is that we're about to see Gears of War 4 release, and the hype and excitement for it is very real.

Oscars 2016 nominations revealed "I'm just super excited for him, the sense of good will behind him and that everyone wants it for him… it's really wonderful, and it's actually a real testament to him that he's such a lovely person and that people not only admire him but also really like him and respect him and I feel quite proud of that, it's lovely.

Theirs was the only testament that counted.

It's a real testament to the fact that we're grasping desperately for non-Hillary Clinton Democratic presidential candidates when Washington starts getting a little buzzy about Jim Webb running for president.

It's a real testament to their relationship that they made it through so well".

"I think it's a real testament to the fact that Canadians want to watch Canadian television," Kirstine Stewart, executive vice president of English Services, CBC, said at Tuesday's presentation.

Synchronised swimming lead Karen Thorpe, said: "Achieving the Olympic quota place is a real testament to the hard work that has been done not only by Katie and Olivia but also Genevieve and Jodie.

"That I think is a real testament to the power of the skepticism that has been sown.