Sentence examples for testament presentation from inspiring English sources

Modern man, he held, cannot think in the mythological terms employed in the New Testament presentation of the Gospel.

Yesterday's Apple keynote was, I think more than ever, a testament to Steve Jobs's presentation skills.

A number of his fellow Jews criticized him as an apostate for his fictional presentations of New Testament personages.

Occupying a small corner of the fourth-floor installation at the Grammy Museum and consisting of a few vitrines of artifacts and a wall or two of information cards along with a timeline, it was a testament to the power of multimedia presentation that the show was able to cover so much territory in depth in such little space.

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.

Menon and Stafinski identified three mechanisms for considering consumers' perspectives: committee membership; presentation of written or oral testaments from patients; and providing opportunities to review reports and draft communications [ 39].

In your presentation you said that the New Testament throws light on that debate.

The continued presentation of Ruiz films in the festival since 1983 is a testament to the adventurous taste of the Film Society of Lincoln Center's departing program director, Richard Peña, an ardent champion of Mr. Ruiz's.

The various dramatic accounts of the Saviour and salvation are stimulated by one or more of the presentations of Christ and his work in the New Testament.

Three special presentations were also announced, Jaco Van Dormael's "The Brand New Testament," Gavin Hood's "Eye in the Sky" and Alejandro G. Iñárritu's "The Revenant".

It is a testament to how badly our rail services perform and how this is masked by clever presentation of the data.