Sentence examples for testament of how from inspiring English sources

It's a testament of how good our team can be".

"Retirement would also be a testament of how serious the Air Force is about dealing with this issue".

Poon's blog Feeding Hannibal is testament of how much effort goes into presentation: ingredients like lotus roots, heritage tomatoes and pomegranates are added to trigger trypophobia; spider orchids and porcupine quills decorate plates and warn of hidden dangers.

Loomis has become separated from his own identity, as well as his wife, and the play gathers force in a sort of healing process, with a juba dance banged out on the kitchen table and Bynum delivering a great speech – that could serve as Wilson's own testament – of how he rescued a song that his father had given him and dredged it from his own memory and made it smooth.

At the very least, it's a wonderful testament of how far technology has come; what required a big ol' dedicated gaming console just a decade ago now runs effortlessly on an itty-bitty battery-powered slab of glass.

Call me stupid, or suggest that I haven't moved on, but I think it's just a true testament of how much this man was a part of my life.

The New Testament narrative of how that sacrament originated, as illustrated in books from the Morgan's matchless holdings, opens the show.

In that sense, the settlement is a living testament of just how many communities have been targeted by American police in recent decades, and how long and hard they have fought to obtain justice.  .

In that sense, the settlement is a living testament of just how many communities have been targeted by American police in recent decades, and how long and hard they have fought to obtain justice.

In a testament of just how far-reaching the tracking capabilities of these government agencies has become, an interesting tidbit from today's leak, a top-secret "Five Eyes" presentation, disclosed that the GCHQ was regularly collecting intel on 100 million malware events per day.

A kind of testament to how well we do is how long we're around, and how few headlines we create".