Sentence examples for testament code from inspiring English sources

Author of James the Brother of Jesus and The New Testament Code.

(See my James the Brother of Jesus, Penguin, 1998 and in its sequel: The New Testament Code, Barnes and Noble, December, 2006).

The contact, which is highly dangerous, is strictly supervised, both by NASCAR officials in the grandstand tower and by the drivers' Old Testament-style code of retribution.

Ironically, we find this dictum particularly hard to accept in the case of his own work, which comes to us with all the numinous weight and opacity of a secret testament, the codes of which we seem required to decrypt.

Meanwhile, the design of the app itself is pretty rough and uneven, and even dated-looking – a testament to the old code Applause re-used when it rebranded ahead of its relaunch.

Is Fidel Castro, the target of 101 CIA covert assassinations, still alive in hospital, or was it his ghost lingering on in the squares of Havana while Cuba celebrated his 80th birthday on December 2? Are 60.5 million copies of The Da Vinci Code merely a testament to airport reading?

The best part of Careers 2.0 is that it leverages the candidate's favorite or best answers on StackOverflow itself, featuring them on each profile as testament to the candidate's coding skills.

The DC zoning code changes are a testament to this growing consensus favoring deregulation.

Within the "Household Codes" of the New Testament, husbands are commanded to "love their wives" and to avoid treating them "harshly," but women are commanded to "submit to" their husbands (Colossians 3 18-19; Ephesians 5 22-25).

His code, written out in his own testament "Political Theory," asserts, "Real crooks are guided by realism".

It is a testament to the Navajo language that the Japanese code breakers were never able to decipher the transmitted messages.