Sentence examples for such a testament from inspiring English sources

Such a testament was rare under the old welfare program in which politicians had case workers searching out abuses of taxpayers' money.

It would be a tragedy of epic proportions if this led to conflict in the Arctic, if the ethos of Daniel Plainview is allowed to govern the future of such a testament to eternity.

It is perhaps inevitable that such a testament to deracination suffers from a certain rootlessness; it opens, for instance, with the return to Chile, but we're left to fill in for ourselves what Dorfman's relationship to the country was like before he left it to become an advocate abroad.

Because it was such a glorious, uplifting motion picture, and such a testament to the human spirit, and such a joyous attempt to transform the massacre of Italian Jews during the second world war into something more life-affirming, it was considered sacrilege for anyone to challenge the merits of the film.

"It's such a testament to his ability," Jones stated.

It's just such a testament to the human will, the human condition, and especially Andre's condition, that he's able to bounce back and still play.

Microsoft, MyFamily.com and others are proceeding slowly with such initiatives, a testament to the many pitfalls awaiting Web sites that do this wrong.

The equally bleak panorama inside — grimy industrial carpet, halfhearted wall adornments and the occasional piece of paper taped to a door announcing that the person inside is in charge of "Strategy" or some such — is a testament both to a campaign's tunnel vision and to the fact that the wealthy Romney is a rather tightfisted fellow.

Antibiotics of both the human and animal variety can attain therapeutic levels in such muck, a testament not only to the astoundingly high levels administered to animals whose tissue and milk will arrive shortly on our dinner tables, but also to their ability to persist outside the animal's body and potentially in groundwater — again with the resistant bacteria.

It's significant that the building was put up in the land of Microsoft (and with some of the company's money), since it is such a powerful testament to architecture as a container for the delivery of information.

Indeed, to make it crystal clear, it is not any coverage of Naomi's appearance which Lost in Showbiz regards as such a charming testament to modern priorities – a supermodel at The Hague is obviously a very newsy quirk.