Arnold's debut is testament to her persistence.
Sciolino's sharply observed account serves as a testament to the persistence of old Paris — the city of light, of literature, of life itself.
"That she did so in a city where Democrats held an overwhelming majority and regularly inflicted heavy casualties on G.O.P. candidates was a testament to her persistence, her ironclad belief in Republican principles and her love of politics".
The directory in the lobby (the names running from Aarons on through Hot Legs, Human Rights Watch, Hutspah Shirts, and down to Zysmant) is a testament to the persistence, in an ever-changing world, of hosiery, discount travel, good intentions, and self-employment.
That the trial reached a ruling even after the Constitutional Court verdict radically narrowed its scope was a testament to the persistence of the judge and the veteran counterterrorism prosecutor Armando Spataro, who brought the case.
His accomplishment is no record — for example, there was T. Edison Smith, a Minnesota man who was said to have shot his age an amazing 3,359 times before dying in 2011 at age 95 — but Mr. Beckwith's friends call it a testament to his persistence, strength and honesty.
Today I think it's an amazing achievement and testament to Derek Jarman's persistence and ingenuity..
The fact that Louisiana officials agreed to his release is testament to his lawyers' persistence, the weakness of the case against him, and the rapidly changing legal landscape regarding solitary confinement.
This alone is testament to the incurable persistence of dissent, or of fractiousness, within Iran's inner circle of power; to the relentless optimism of its voting public; to an irreducible flexibility at the core of the Islamic system, which bedevils those who would close its ranks.
All of it is a testament to his perseverance.
