Sentence examples for testament to skill from inspiring English sources

But the element often missing, as far as the outside witness is concerned, is the appeal of the beloved, the horse himself, herself, and so the love story fails to convince and becomes only a testament to skill or obsession or life-style on the part of the human.

Stephen Thomas Erlewine, senior editor of AllMusic, said the album "is state-of-the-art dance-pop, a testament to skills of the producers and perhaps even Britney being somehow cognizant enough to realize she should hire the best, even if she's not at her best".

If it looks professional, that's a testament to the skill of Zach Kuperstein, the recent N.Y.U.

Today, we find out if that is a function of weak opponents, or a testament to true skill.

Perhaps the surprise was how apparently amicably the deal was concluded, testament to the skill of the agents handling negotiations.

That Doerr weaves such outlandish material into a realistic, emotionally convincing tale is testament to his skill and control.

It is no small testament to that skill that her verse in the newly released "Monster," featuring both Jay-Z and Kanye West, outdid both the rap luminaries.

It's testament to the skill of Lamar and his various producers that To Pimp a Butterfly never sounds like that.

(My still-cherished badge in "camp craft" is testament to my skill at building a fire out of a few pieces of found wood).

His Ferrari was a tank from the off and it is testament to his skill that he has been able to wring so much from an underperforming car.

It's testament to their skill, as much as the NYRB's commitment to good stories, thoroughly told, that you find yourself rooting for the staff.