Sentence examples for vivid testimony of from inspiring English sources

The photographs, often yellow with age, and the accompanying journal entries provide vivid testimony of lives pushed to the limit of endurance.

That doesn't happen in any significant way, but no matter; you wouldn't want more time taken away from the vivid testimony of activists like the Rev. Samuel Billy Kyles, the freedom rider Hank Thomas and the Selma marcher Lynda Lowery.

She illustrates this with vivid testimony of her own, witnessing the power of compassionate care in the alleviation of her own pain during childbirth, and contrasting her experiences of technological, hospital, doctor-led obstetrics with a home delivery, performed by a caring midwife, whom she had had the chance to get to know well.

Other Republicans agree that the president will have a stronger hand because of the outcome in Iraq, especially when pictures of the toppling of Saddam Hussein's statue provided vivid testimony to the success of a strategy that even his allies conceded was fraught with risk.

Her survival to this day is vivid testimony to the effectiveness of our Department of Defense and civilian medical communities not just to patient care but to the dissemination of information and training.

Chambers wanted to change that, saying that he sought to make a film that was an homage to Rush and "the immortality of her influence," as well as a vivid testimony to the "equality of dreams".

A dozen or more smallpox cemeteries offer perhaps the most vivid testimony to the virulence of the epidemics that swept through New England in the 17th and 18th centuries, often wiping out entire families and devastating Indian tribes.

Their opinions and experiences are as varied as you would expect with any group of individuals but together they comprise an enormously powerful and vivid testimony to the full range of human experience and to the many and varied ways in which we can help each other to make sense of it.

The latest charges added vivid testimony to the disturbing imagery of priestly abuse that has spread in recent years across Europe from Belgium to Ireland and Austria as well as in Canada and the United States, forcing Pope Benedict XVI to apologize to victims whose traumas were often hidden by church cover-ups.

ALBAN BERG'S "Lyric Suite," newly recorded on Nonesuch by the Kronos Quartet and Dawn Upshaw, is vivid testimony to the power and mystery of musical expression.

Russian television showed the ruins of a red brick home where a sniper had been positioned, vivid testimony to the firepower now raining down on the city.