Sentence examples for testament of a from inspiring English sources

But this is no maudlin testament of a midlife crisis.

"It's the last testament of a person who died.

For this reason, Tombstone is a vital testament of a largely buried era.

That's a testament of a lot of hard work by a lot of people".

These letters are the testament of a man who spent much time just managing not to drown.

Messengers of God: Biblical Portraits and Legends); Le Testament d'un poète juif assassiné (1980; "The Testament of a Murdered Jewish Poet"; Eng. trans.

The first was the final will and testament of an American millionaire, Robert Henry Crawford, naming Therese as sole beneficiary.

His devotion to his family was a testament of what a special man he was.

"It's a testament of what a super awesome person and instructor she is," said Ms. Schaeffer, the computer engineer, who has attended most of the road trips.

The infrastructure renaissance of Addis Ababa since 2005 is a true testament of what a voter turnout can do.

They aren't great art, but they are moving testaments of a great artist.