Sentence examples for which is testament from inspiring English sources

"It is exacting and comprehensive, something which is testament to the fact that, at the highest levels, IS is focused on entrenching its political longevity, not just military relevance," he said.

I now lead the newly created Guardian VR team which is testament to our investment into virtual reality journalism.

We've only conceded four goals at home this season which is testament to the way we've defended," he said.

It's an abrupt end for Jones's collection, which is testament to his effort and time … and help from others.

Almost every young, black or brown creative I know has crossed paths with CA at some stage, which is testament to the very effective work it does.

For the past eight and a half years he has been entertaining millions of listeners every morning, which is testament to his incredible talent as a broadcaster".

The headteacher says he is pleased with the results, which are testament to the dedication of students, parents and staff.

It meant that Arsenal did not manage a single shot on target in the whole game, which was testament to how well-organised Chelsea were.

The match ended with Celtic trying to run down the clock, which was testament to the challenge posed by the hosts.

All of which was testament to the fact that people seemed either to love Margaret Thatcher, or really, really fucking despise her.

We also had two poster sessions going on well into the evening, which was testament to the interest that they aroused.