Sentence examples for surviving testimony from inspiring English sources

The painting, which was then confiscated by Duke Alessandro de Mediciis is the only surviving testimony of the drawing.

As if to confirm it, the main international event hosted by Jacques Chirac on the clifftop at Arromanches - Gold Beach in the code of D-day's military planners - relied as much on archives as on surviving testimony.

We know him only through the surviving testimony of others, first the lampoons in Aristophanes' comic plays, and above all the dialogues written by his student Plato and his associate Xenophon (dialogues by others are known only by titles or fragments), and the remarks of Plato's student Aristotle, as well as other sources from after or long after his death (for a collection, see Giannantoni 1990).

And, just as certain creatures are the last surviving testimony to a form of life which nature has discarded, I wondered whether music might not be the unique example of what might have been - if the invention of language, the formation of words, the analysis of ideas had not intervened - the means of communication between souls.

Nemes says the surviving testimonies – some found after the war, buried in the death camp yards – prompted him to make the film.

"Stronger" is a self-empowerment ballad that contains an "I-will-survive" testimony; the chorus is opened with the line, "I'm all alone, and finally, I'm getting stronger".

They survive as testimony to a vigorous director with a moral and honest heart.

Can the White House Chief of Staff, John Kelly, Survive the Testimony of the F.B.I.

Nevertheless, the crumhorn consort made an excellent ensemble, and some fine early sets of instruments still survive as testimony.

But they survive as testimony to his dedication, and will surely move, inform and enlighten future researchers about the true nature of 20th century war experience.

Revelations about their role in the affair have galvanized the opposition Labour Party and led to questions about whether Mr. Hunt, and ultimately Mr. Cameron, can survive the testimony that has been cascading from a judicial inquiry examining the political influence that Mr. Murdoch's media empire has wielded over Britain's politicians.