Sentence examples for striking testament from inspiring English sources

Both of these projects are striking testament to the power of information to change lives.

That is a striking testament to the resilience of the manufactured "liberal media" narrative.

If nothing else, k-punk is a striking testament to just how much we need his work now.

The dramatic black-and-white images he captured of life in the bustling metropolis in the two decades that followed are a striking testament to the changes of the era.

This follow-up to his striking debut album, "The Real Testament" (2007), lacks some of that album's rawness, but is still strong, thanks to his shockingly literal and unforgiving rhymes.

One of the most striking differences between the two testaments was in relation to warfare.

"Cuba Diaries" can be a little too free-form, but it's always striking -- above all, as a testament to the human capacity to endure and even flourish under terrible conditions.

Few doubted Rhodes' talent, his 36 goals in Huddersfield's League One promotion campaign the previous season was testament to a lethal striking instinct, but the fee seemed staggering.

The most striking parallel, perhaps, is that between Matthew 25 35-36 and a passage from the Testament of Joseph 1:5-6.

Both a stirring testament to the plight of cultural expression in Baghdad and a striking report on the refugee scene in Syria, this rock-doc like no other electrifies its genre and redefines headbanging as an act of hard-core courage.

The Old Testament and New Testament, reflecting the influence of Hebrew poetry, contain many striking examples of parallelism, as in the following lines from the Psalms: "but they flattered him with their mouths; they lied to him with their tongues" (Psalms 78 36); "we will not hide them from their children, but tell to the coming generation the glorious deeds of the Lord" (78 4).