Sentence examples for testament itself from inspiring English sources

The New Testament itself was later translated into Latin as the faith spread westward.

From the outset, the controversy between both parties took place upon the common basis of the Neoplatonic concept of substance, which was foreign to the New Testament itself.

The New Testament itself does not cite the Apocryphal books directly, but occasional traces of a knowledge of them are to be found.

Bizarre and illogical because statements and narratives in the New Testament itself contradict that claim.

Granta takes "the group" as the theme for its latest issue and the magazine is testament in itself to our enduring preoccupation with groups: the excited fluster last month over its 10-yearly list of the best young British novelists proved we still love to see who belongs to what group.

His selection as one who would warm up the room for 20,000 frenetic Nectarites was a testament in itself and marked his culmination as an artist at the forefront of a movement, one where sounds merge, styles collide, and limits are constantly pushed to the edge.

The walk to Dario Franceschini's office is in itself testament to Italy's vast heritage.

The studied pretence that nothing much is happening is itself testament to the reality that the unthinkable is coming to pass.

It's also a testament to family itself, so often a source of division in Leigh's films, and it's appropriate that Phil Davis, a staunch member of Leigh's rep company for 30 years, is equally believable as Staunton's husband.

Behold the holy testament to bling itself: the unostentatiously-named Ultra-Bling Mouse.

The whole episode is laid bare in his comeback tune, "Luv Me," itself testament to the uncanny tenacity of his artistic dreams and ambitions.