Sentence examples for which is a testament from inspiring English sources

She was stunned, which is a testament to the power of ignorance and denial.

In performance they are as listenable as they are likeable, which is a testament to their skills.

"This is a packed house," Mr. Obama remarked, "which is a testament to how cool this group is".

In performance, they are as listenable as they are likable, which is a testament to their skills.

This idea is never really brought to the surface and examined, which is a testament to Dee's subtlety.

This time, however, all of the party's varied interest groups were united in support, which is a testament to Schumer and his colleagues' negotiating skills.

Soon after Jonny Bairstow somehow managed to chip a leg-side delivery from Ishant Sharma over midwicket, where Jadeja sprinted back to take a brilliant catch, which was a testament to his athleticism.

"Danny joined the club at a very difficult time which was a testament to his character and affection for the club – all the while demonstrating the utmost professionalism during his time with the club.

The Obama campaign, for example, outspent McCain nearly three-to-one, which was a testament to the capabilities of technology and the corresponding impact of sociology let loose on the Web.

Then they allowed us to race and I don't believe any other team would have allowed us to race, which is a true testament to our success this year".

That this peaceful haven could once have been a pulsating mass of hot steam, burning coal and industrial noise seems somehow preposterous – which is a true testament to Berlin's capacity for transformation.