This marks a sea change in what our media can accomplish as well as a testament to the good will it has engendered in its readership.
It was an extraordinary collective protest against the casual acceptance of sexual assault, as well as a testament to the social impact of Twitter at its best.
Modestly yet steadfastly, it conveys the air of a musical autobiography as well as a testament to an era that had ended — and some cherished fragments of which Strata-East itself would shore up.
That the digital version works so well is a testament to his decision to make a "diagram" instead of a map — even if it was almost four decades too early.
Faber and Faber; £16.99Gentleness and warmth infuse this novel, which is a memorial to a rapidly vanishing way of life as well as a testament to the enduring connections, both among men and with the land, which have shaped the Irish character and spawned its traditions.
Really, it almost seems more of a reflection of how the enormous many-headed-beast that is Google has become, as well as a testament to its resources and the type of talent it's able to attract — rather than pure, unbridled hubris.
Saturday's race may very well be a testament to Southern California's recent dominance in the Triple Crown.
The site is like a unique collaborative musical instrument, as well as a testament to Solomon's curating skills, because you can play the various parts completely at random and still produce something listenable.
Here is where you see 102 individual shots of artists at work, a stunning testament to the range of art-making techniques that are practiced in the public realm, as well as a testament to the passion and curiosity of the woman behind the lens.
The ever-expanding number of Cby partners to date may very well be a testament to this: polycystin-2, TC-1, β-catenin, 14-3-3ζ, Akt1, NBPF1, clusterin, CRM-1, and importin-α (9, 10, 17, 23, 59, 60).
