Sentence examples for there is testament from inspiring English sources

That Mr. Johnson's story is as gripping, illuminating and affecting as the bigger book — or, for that matter, any other book out there — is testament to both his poet's talents and his unusual perspective.

That no-one questions Pinto's side are thoroughly deserving of their place there is testament to the vibrancy of their performances.

The other important thing I was able to achieve was to have an engineer who cared and tried to ensure the sound was consistent throughout the night: the fact that Sanjeev [Bhardwaj, Technical Manager] is still there is testament to that.

There is testament to those who have died in having those who survive live with joy. Henry fears there is little fiction about the Holocaust.

In May, 2010, President Obama visited Solyndra and told an audience of employees that the "incredible, cutting-edge solar panels" being manufactured there were "testament to American ingenuity and dynamism and the fact that we continue to have the best universities in the world, the best technology in the world, and most importantly the best workers in the world".

There is so much relationship advice out there and this is testament to the fact that there are more people that want to save their marriages than there are people who don't care.

Visiting the embassy last week, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice acknowledged the controversy, saying, "I know it was not easy to bring this embassy to this place, but it is absolutely fitting that the United States Embassy is here where it was before World War II, and this place, sitting right there, is also testament to the fact that nothing is impossible".

I think the fact I've had an opportunity to get my work out there is a testament to helping people change.

The infinite number of shitty internet videos out there is a testament to the fact that having the tools only takes you so far, knowing how to use them is a whole different ball game.

The fact that top-notch dressage riders have a just-sitting-there-doing-nothing appearance is testament to their skill.

He reckoned that a durable settlement was worth a few hundred million pounds extra here and there: the expensive Belfast assembly is testament enough to that.