Sentence examples for visible testament from inspiring English sources
One of Sikhism's main requirements is that adherents not cut their hair, which is considered a visible testament to their connection with their creator.
The crowd's diversity was a visible testament to the religious freedom that Franklin helped to implement, and to the union of individuality and communitarianism that he came to represent.
During the second world war, 220 Italian prisoners were kept here, but nature has now reclaimed the area and, 65 years on, little is visible – testament to the power of the forest.
His delusions of grandeur are readily visible in his testament and in his desire to conquer the world.
Down among the hovels that cluster around the ancient mud-walled fort that served as a focal point of the battle, there were only five lighted windows visible in an area of several square miles, testament to the hardships of life without paved roads, proper hospitals or schools, where electricity is a distant memory for anybody without a household generator.
The grime under her fingernails, visible as she hands out slices of pomelo, is testament to the six days a week she works as a street sweeper.
Beijing is eager to make the APEC summit another testament to its emergence as a major power and visible awkwardness with Japan would detract from that.
Another testament betrayed.
