Sentence examples for relevant testament from inspiring English sources

Quite a relevant testament to our namesake here at THUMP and our respective partnership with Dirtybird that weekend.

Clarke then lists and classifies every passage in the New Testament relevant to trinitarian doctrine, comments on the important ones, and gives dozens of quotations (translated, together with the original language) of ante-Nicene church Fathers in order to support the interpretations offered.

What Darwin wrote under that original title remains relevant today; a testament to the power of his ideas.

That it still feels relevant a decade later is testament to the energy of Lulu Kennedy, fashion's fairy godmother in five inch heels.

Shop Girl is a testament to survival.

They also include relevant parts of the New Testament, such as the parable of the Good Samaritan and examination of the role of law in the Christian gospels.

There is nothing terribly happy about Kids, Larry Clark's hyperreal, debauched and bleak portrayal of 1990s youth, but that it remains relevant 20 years on is testament to its brilliance.

Even if we have on occasion or by accident opened the New Testament on the relevant pages at one point or another.

Currently, what works best for me is selecting an interesting book for a Sunday morning series, or choosing a theme from the New Testament that seems relevant to current-day challenges that we all meet in our lives.

Here's hoping that your last will and testament will not be relevant for many years to come.

With intimate songs such as "Life Goes On," "Strong Beautiful Woman" and "Imaginary Man," still provocative and relevant for these times, it's a powerful testament to talent rising from the scattered ashes of a career that was in danger of burning out almost as quickly as it ignited.