Maybe they will also wonder if Corey, his boss Ryan, and the shooter, really want rhinos to live why they didn't just go to Africa with a camera and take pictures of Henry alive, as a testament to respect for Africans and THEIR country and to the death of the no longer workable idea of TAKING, and to the re-birth of the old American and African idea of EXCHANGE.
And it is as a broken mother that she repeats her son's challenge: "Wilt thou be made whole?" The argument that underlies Mary's testament is that we should respect death.
Pick: Eagles Lions (3-2) at Browns (3-2) 1 p.m. Sunday Line: Lions by 3 It is a testament to how little Las Vegas respects Cleveland that the Browns are a 3-point underdog at home against Jekyll-and-Hyde Detroit, which has sputtered on the road, losing five out of its last six away from Ford Field.
And the fact that so many former members of the company have stayed in touch with her in the years since they left is a testament to how much she is still respected.
Birmingham City Council leader Ian Ward said on Twitter his "ability to transcend party politics and to be respected by all sides is testament to his great understanding and knowledge of business and industry".
I've seen many of the messages from English cricketers and I suppose it's testament to the guy, player and person that he's so widely respected.
He said that he respected the protesters' right to demonstrate and that this, in fact, was a testament to freedom of expression in America.
I've known and respected many of the professionals on this board for decades; and it's a testament to Queue's success that these very busy people are willing to help.
Of his 14 Test match five-fors, 10 have come abroad, testament to the rare fact that here is an English cricketer – and this is not always the case – who is respected equally around the world.
Mr. Ebbers's speech, Mr. Weingarten said, was in fact a testament to his respect for the committee.
Although a testament to the respect he commands among all parties, Mr. Napolitano's re-election was a controversial solution that underscored the profound difficulties that Italy's established parties face in adapting to new economic and social realities.
