Sentence examples for testament of this from inspiring English sources

On this May afternoon a testament of this homespun ritual was on display at the entrance to the parking lot.

Moreover, the large Iranian Diaspora in the United States, numbering in the hundreds of thousands, is another testament of this enduring friendship.

This movie is a bit of a cheat for me because I first saw it way back in 2012 at the Toronto International Film Festival, but in a way that proves the testament of this character.

A testament of this was the detection of the autophagosome marker LC3-II within lipid droplet fractions from livers of starved rodents, and that liver-specific deletion of the autophagy gene, atg7, increased lipid droplet number and size as revealed by oil red O staining [ 33].

The growing list of bioorthogonal reactions and their applications in biological systems are a testament of the power of this approach in understanding the complexity of living systems.

I do not know if Du Bois based his title on Revelation 18, but I always think of the wisdom of this book of the New Testament on this very issue of exploitation versus the equality of souls.

Testament of Youth achieves this, then it goes further.

The Taj Mahal in India dates from the 17th century, when by the testament of Shah Jahan this area of 20 acres (8 hectares) was to be maintained as a public grounds in perpetuity, where the poor could walk and pick fruit.

As for the three other best play nominees, Richard Greenberg's "Assembled Parties" extended performances on Wednesday through July 7; Nora Ephron's "Lucky Guy" has extended through July 3; and Colm Toibin's "The Testament of Mary" closed this month due to weak ticket sales.

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.

Silent Circle already runs a popular encrypted phone service as a kind of testament to this possibility, Silent Phone, which is used by millions of paying users, including decidedly non-geeky F.B.I. agents and corporate C.E.O.s.