Sentence examples for which testify from inspiring English sources

"My resignation is to protest [against] those decisions, which testify to the minister's clear strategy of destroying the arts and culture of the country".

There are the myriad fancywork shops, which testify to a need while at the same time proving a lack of taste or discretion.

Some of the most riveting as well as the most aesthetically interesting documents at the Morgan are the fair copies and galley proofs, which testify both to Proust's fluidity as a writer and also to his dogged perfectionism: he was a serial reviser, changing isolated words and perfecting sentences and phrases right up until the very end.

Finally, results of a number of computational experiments, which testify for the good performance of our heuristics, are presented.

Unit 3 consists of a tidal channel complex and inlet deposits, which testify the evolution of the lagoon area.

Figure 12a shows the average velocity decrease with time which testify that constant fractures opening through whole inter-chamber pillar takes place.

Christians found evidence of its existence in the fourth-century Latin Bible which testified to the unicorn's extraordinary strength.

Mentions some of the people in the second class which testified in the early afternoon before a dwindling panel.

He also took the lead role in the US remake of The Office, which testified to a certain nerve.

Those by Manet and Renoir were thought to be of actresses, which testifies to the archetypal nature of the portraits.

The flat roofs served as useful platforms for anti-aircraft guns, attracting allied bombs.The white cubes are now far from alien, which testifies to the architects' enduring influence.