Sentence examples for served as testament from inspiring English sources

The office wall served as testament to not only his scope, but also to his savvy.

But they did discover a preserved torso and a hand with pointed, manicured fingernails, an eerie fashion relic of 1940s London that served as testament to the fate of the plane's passengers and crew.

The fact that Mickelson was the only player under par after three rounds served as testament to the difficulty of a course whose final five holes squeezed bogey after bogey out of the golfers atop the leaderboard.

Ruins of buildings near the Caribbean coast that were destroyed in 1999 serve as testament to the destruction.

"The city is for working," he says, and the dominance of dark skyscrapers overhead serves as testament.

This weekend's Premiership semi-finals will serve as testament to the virtues of a chairman's patience.

Like all Ms. Casdin-Silver's best works, "A Celebration of Aging" serves as testament to the fragile, blemished, but ultimately triumphant nature of this mortal coil.

The theological diversity of these pamphlets serve as testament of Speer's ecumenical commitment, and reflect the cacophany of voices present in the fundamentalist-modernist controversies of the early 20th century.

"Like You'd Understand, Anyway" serves as testament not only to Jim Shepard's talents but also to the power of the short story itself, forged from the world with a sharp eye and a careful ear, serving no agenda but literature's primary and oft-forgotten one: the delight of the reader.

All of these serve as testament to the pioneers who first listened to cumbia with fresh ears.

The way Turks beat the ban serves as testament to natural Turkish resourcefulness — and technology's mighty power, widespread reach and the Turkish ability to problem-solve.