That is a testament to his integrity and his obtuseness both.
Yet it's a testament to her integrity that only two years later, with Questions Put to Myself, she moved towards the life of the individual.
It is a testament to the integrity and strength of you, our more than 50,000 colleagues around the world, that we could experience such exceptional performance even in the midst of unprecedented public scrutiny.
Qawwali music can be heard emanating from Sufi shrines throughout India and Pakistan on a weekly basis, the professor said, which is a testament to its integrity.
Constructed in 1965 and largely original, the airport has been called one of "America's most stress-free airports" by SmarterTravel.com — a testament to the integrity of that design.
"The very fact that the transit system's central structures, the bridges, the tunnels, the subway system are still standing, I think is a testament to the integrity of the design," Grivas said.
Funny, I thought when classic bands reformed with only one original member it was a horrible and cynical cash-in move, but because the band in question went to art school, it turns out it's "a testament to the integrity of the concept" (thanks, Michael Azerrad!).
The Grant Shapps affair is a testament to Wikipedia's integrity Wikipedia editors are a dying breed.
To the Sports Editor: It's a testament to Derek Jeter's integrity that in the year leading up to his contract's expiration he did not beef up his performance by taking steroids the way many other athletes have done.
That "The Wizard of Oz" avoided the soap opera's fate is a testament to the general integrity of the film, which enabled it to transcend this hoary, creaking cliché.
The ER regulates PR expression, and therefore the presence of the latter gives testament to the functional integrity of the ER pathway [9].
