Sentence examples for visual testament from inspiring English sources

There's Tevye and here's Dolly, in eternal visual testament to Jerome Robbins and Gower Champion.

Gandaria Mall is a glitzy, swanky and monstrous shopping mall in South Jakarta - a visual testament to the consumer culture prevalent in Indonesia today.

From the Made in New York Map site: "The Made in NY Digital Map is a visual testament to the vibrant state of New York's digital industry – showing a powerful constellation of over 500 homegrown startups, investors and coworking spaces across the five boroughs.

The result is an abstract and conceptual visual testament to how ways of life bend and collapse when confronted with the web.

What started off as a labor of love and a visual testament of indigenous resistance has become symbolic of the power of social media to share marginalized stories, and also an avenue for Seesequasis to tell the history of indigenous peoples and highlight the strides made in the face of seemingly insurmountable odds such as racism, discrimination, and state-sanctioned violence.

What started off as a labour of love and a visual testament of Indigenous resistance, has become symbolic of the power of social media to share marginalized stories, and also an avenue for Seesequasis to tell the history of Indigenous Peoples and highlight the strides made in the face of seemingly insurmountable odds such as racism, discrimination and state-sanctioned violence.

The menu at Patio Dining in the East Village is a visual and verbal testament to the chef Sara Jenkins's allegiance to the Greenmarket.

The fact that Mad Max: Fury Road can transition so easily between such disparate visual bedfellows is a testament to Miller's directing.

And one great film that makes the wall a crucial part of its visual schema is Jean Renoir's "The Testament of Dr. Cordelier," his 1959 version of the Jekyll/Hyde story, starring Jean-Louis Barrault both as the scientist Cordelier and the monster Opale.

My first job had me coding in Visual Basic, which is still widespread today and testament to the versatility of the language.

Hurricanes are arguably more visual than snowstorms, so perhaps the data is a testament to the interest in seeing reporters on beaches being buffeted by wind, rain, foam, sand and storm surge.