Sentence examples for serves as a testament from inspiring English sources
"serves as a testament" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to indicate that something is evidence or proof of something else. For example: "The success of the project serves as a testament to the hard work and dedication of everyone involved."
The film serves as a testament to Mr. Tarantino's "movie love," she added, rather than to his interest in history.
In addition to hitting the emotional cues of suspense, frustration, sadness, and redemption, the story also serves as a testament to the epoch-marking power of DNA evidence.
Sciolino's sharply observed account serves as a testament to the persistence of old Paris — the city of light, of literature, of life itself.
One place that serves as a testament to the power of Simeon Booker's reporting is the newly opened Mississippi Civil Rights Museum, in Jackson.
Hopefully, my case serves as a testament to the fact that anyone, anywhere can be vegan if they truly have the passion for it.
Tom and Dick did their best stuff in a context all but gone, so Bianculli's book, while singing the act's praises, serves as a testament to a lost comedy world.
She would have appreciated such a gesture, and it will serve as a testament to her caring for others.
But that moment Wednesday night — an image that served as a testament to ball movement — said plenty about Nash.
Brad Radke is the team's No. 1 pitcher, and the Twins' start -- the best in the franchise's 41 years -- has served as a testament to his sanity.
In front, appropriately, is Yervand Kochar's towering 1959 sculpture "Melancholy," seemingly serving as a testament to the political and economic crises that have convulsed Armenia since the collapse of Communism in the region nearly a quarter century ago.
"While some may suspect that developed countries are using alternative sources of funding as a way out of their commitments, they serve as a testament that even the commitment of $100bn is not enough".
