Sentence examples for vivid testament from inspiring English sources

The euro area crisis is vivid testament to that.

Perhaps the most vivid testament to Nomellini's strength was the story of the muscle-measuring machine he overpowered.

BEIJING — A new studio designed by Zeng Fanzhi is a vivid testament to the riches reaped by China's hottest contemporary artists.

The next two hours would give a vivid testament both to the bravery of the doctors and soldiers who were trying to rescue the quake victims, and to the frustrations of trying to do the job without needed equipment and resources.

Another positive feature of the concert was the smooth, smart rearranging of the platform, so that what was heard was not just a sequence of isolated jewels but also a necklace -- a vivid and brilliant testament to the unity of shape and harmony in Stravinsky's music through the more than half century of his professional career.

The New Testament's vivid accounts of the ceremony make it clear that the apostles considered their savior's encounter with John the Baptist to be a pivotal and transformative event, one that marks the beginning of his public ministry.

The fact that John Updike's essays engage the reader enough to agree or argue with them is a testament to how vivid they are.

The acclaimed actress Fiona Shaw and her longtime collaborator, the director Deborah Warner, will return to Broadway this spring for the first time since their "Medea" in 2002 with another play about an emotionally vivid and vulnerable woman: "The Testament of Mary".

Vivid words create more vivid pictures.

Superlatively vivid and creepy, it is a true testament to the power of storytelling.

The whole served as a vivid and affectionate evocation of Quixote, an eloquent testament to the place he holds in the hearts and minds of Spaniards.