Sentence examples for testament that the from inspiring English sources

Testament that the end of something need not be awful after all.

It's testament that the 60percentt of New Yorkers who don't own cars already realize this.

That the market did as well as it did was testament that the pleas to Americans to buy stock as a patriotic, antiterrorist gesture had borne fruit.

Others were concerned that it is not awareness that is required but a distinct change of attitude, a testament that the treatment, understanding, and outlooks toward post-university depression also need re-evaluating.

Now in its second year, the boat club has more than 190 members paying the annual $40 membership fee, a testament that the best stretch of shoreline is your own.

The initiation ritual of Sicily's Cosa Nostra concludes with the burning of an image of a saint and the testament that the initiate's soul should burn, too, should he break his vow to the organization.

(In the New Testament, that is the name of one of the Magi who arrive for the birth of Jesus, an event also attended by an ass in the stable).

This kind of giving is about love, the love that the New Testament talks about called agape, a Greek word used in the New Testament that means the love that transcends personal interest for the sake of something bigger.

So I picked up a copy of the New Testament that had been on the shelf for years, collecting dust, and I felt better after reading it.

Theirs was the only testament that counted.

The Final Testament that was printed is very, very close to what came off my computer.