Sentence examples for testament alone from inspiring English sources

On the basis of the New Testament alone, which is concerned with the salvation of man, the creed would not be expected to begin with an article about the creation of the world and man.

MPs are even offered the opportunity to swear on the New Testament alone, an option of which George Osborne availed himself.

The Qurʾān is markedly shorter than even the New Testament, let alone the Hebrew Bible.

Mr. Scardifield alone is testament to that.

This alone is testament to the incurable persistence of dissent, or of fractiousness, within Iran's inner circle of power; to the relentless optimism of its voting public; to an irreducible flexibility at the core of the Islamic system, which bedevils those who would close its ranks.

Last year the Guardian website published a piece about him listing, in the piece itself and readers comments, about 50 writers whom he has helped; and if it is true that he licked Ben Marcus into that strange shape, then that alone is testament to his talent, influence and worth.

That scenario alone is testament to Burchill's work.

The tallies alone are testament to his ability to motivate and drive his players on.

These preceding reasons alone are testament to Thornton's versatility and evidence that his status should be elevated from writer/actor/director/producer/musician to that of national treasure.

And that alone is a testament to the grace and good will of the Rice family, the Bland, Garner, Diallo, Martin, Brown, Till, Boyd and countless other families who chose love over revenge.

The living room alone is a testament to the curator's long-term friendships.