Sentence examples for sensitive testament from inspiring English sources
Food at this level is usually the result of monomania, but Joan Roca is a sensitive testament to the truth that nice guys also finish first.
In his 1891 canvas "Up Country," a highlight of the show, the shimmering effect of sunlight breaking through clouds and reflected in rocky pools is a testament to Wiles's sensitive handling of his native terrain.
That we happily go with him without concluding he's a self-absorbed jackass is a testament to his fine writing and sensitive mind.
A public figure whose meteoric rise is a testament to star power must be acutely sensitive to the imperative of how vital to success are mythic imagery and turns in the limelight.
Atwood's sensitive reworking of the Odyssey from Penelope's viewpoint was a testament to the vitality of rewriting myth, and particularly its power to reclaim the 'lost' voices of traditional history: wives, handmaidens, servants.
About all these albums have in common is Mr. Burnett's involvement -- testament to his reputation as a producer who is particularly sensitive to the needs of artists, much like an "actor's director" in movies.
In this meditative biography, Slaughter provides sensitive readings of Woolman's writings in order to draw a picture of a "prophetic Old Testament radical" who practiced a patient and methodical mode of activism.
Locke described the incident as "one of the highlights" and, in a locution that may set a new high bar for diplomatic speech, called it "a testament to how we were able to work with the Chinese government on addressing a very sensitive human rights matter".
Another testament betrayed.
