Sentence examples for suitable testament from inspiring English sources
That acknowledged, The Shepherd's Crown is a sometimes sad, often funny and eminently suitable testament to the life and career of Terry Pratchett.
For months her blog, The Thoughtful Dresser, has borne testament to the trials of finding a suitable frock.
Type 26s were still being used in 1945 which, according to firearms expert and author Ian Hogg, is considered a testament to their original workmanship and a much more suitable combat weapon than later Japanese produced pistols.
It rapidly became evident that one item initially included on the scale ('they make their will and testament and make decisions on their property after they have gone') was not suitable for inclusion in the scale as some health workers were uncomfortable asking this question, although they felt it was an important part of an elderly person's role.
Isn't it a testament to America that Muslim women of any socioeconomic status can find or even create suitable spaces for exercise here?
Another testament betrayed.
New Testament c. Koran 6.
From the New Testament, too.
