Sentence examples for testament it from inspiring English sources

As the "New Testament," it takes its place next to the Holy Scripture of Judaism, henceforth reinterpreted as the "Old Testament".

The provenance of the noun apokatastasis is more easily established than its meaning, for even in the New Testament it may signify not so much the restoration of that which was once the case as the realisation of that which ought to be (see further Tzamalikos 2007: 237 356; Ramelli 2013: 129 221).

Released just a year after Hurricane Katrina swamped New Orleans, "When the Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts" was a thrilling achievement: both intimate and magisterial, angry and eloquent, an indictment and a testament, it represented a high point in the career of its director, Spike Lee.

In the New Testament it appears only in Revelation 19, where it occurs four times.

If he left a testament, it is "F for Fake," which anticipated the more personal documentary filmmaking of recent decades.

Lonesome George obliged me with a weary crank of his long neck, a testudine testament, it seemed, to the rapacious, ecologically awful demands of man.

They translated most of the Old and New Testament into it and used it to write some original theological treatises.

It's a testament that it continued to grow even after mom and dad and grandma and grandpa joined.

And it's a testament that it's the one platform where even the dueling tribes of parents and non-parents can occasionally connect.

"It's a testament that it's a voice of the people," Browne said.

It's a testament and it means that you can have a life-long career playing this type of music if you do it right.