Sentence examples for testifies to how from inspiring English sources

Her baby is sleeping in the peaceful darkness of the parents' bedroom, in an elaborately-decorated cot that testifies to how glad they are to have her.

The large and recently renovated mosque, almost as austere as its Gulf counterparts, silently testifies to how, as India's economy has faltered in recent years, the rupee has weakened significantly, boosting the value of remittances.

That a company like this exists in Japan testifies to how the ranks of temporary and part-time workers are swelling, as companies pare full-time jobs and turn to outsourcing to cut costs.

The fact that this feels like an eye blink only testifies to how the brain's internal clock gums up with age, so that whole years now generate fewer novel memories than once might have been sparked by a single sweaty night in a mosh pit.

Roofdogs, with Metheny and Potter wailing like sirens and Antonio Sanchez's cymbal chime and lashing offbeats driving them on, is more urgently thrilling than it was on Kin, and there's a generally exhilarating sense of freedom here, notably in improv exchanges between the players and with Metheny's one-man-band Orchestrion machine, that testifies to how attuned constant gigging has made them.

No matter how many dollars might be squandered in the process, you see in modern TV advertising what you see in, say, Greek statuary: a cultural key, a worldview whose increasing irrelevance to cold economic models only testifies to how compelling it remains for us.

Executives testified to how conservative (read absurdly pessimistic) the tests were and share prices reacted euphorically.

Nicknames also testify to how much VW owners cherished their vehicles.

2. Investigation Her chart was filled with numbers that testified to how very ill she was.

Speakers testified to how their lives had been changed by the community they had discovered.

Many of the speakers at the rally testified to how this crisscrossing can manifest on a personal level.