Sentence examples for testifies to the idea from inspiring English sources

The memoir testifies to the idea that two vibrant, curious people can, over the decades, maintain a marriage that is imaginative, deeply sustaining, and alive.

But they represent New York's monumental past, and testify to the idea that honoring the dead can nourish the living through public art.

They have testified to the idea of universities as places where the questioning of how we're governed, how we work and how we live together is not a purely speculative pursuit.

The architecture clearly testifies to the great influx of men and ideas, particularly from Burgundy, Poitou, and Languedoc (as at Santiago de Compostela Cathedral).

Yet his nomination testifies to the sad state of Russia's political opposition, which lacks unifying leaders and ideas.

Jan testifies to the Hutton inquiry this week.

The discrepancy testifies to the genius of the idiot.

The widening gap between cancer incidence and mortality testifies to the increasing success of cancer treatment.

She also agreed with the committee that it would be a good idea for Zuckerberg to personally testify to the UK parliament.

The numbers testify to the trend.

They testify to the possibility of coexistence.