Sample Sentences fortestimonial (auto-selected)
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A woman with pink lipstick and gold-rimmed glasses stood up to give a testimonial.† (source)
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I was really out of breath by the time I settled into a chair next to Isaac, and I devoted the entirety of Patrick's nutless testimonial to telling my lungs they were okay, that they could breathe, that there was enough oxygen.† (source)
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They'd walked down five hundred halls on their way to some ceremonial event, some testimonial dinner, one or another ritual salute to Edgar's decades in the Bureau, but they'd never heard a sound such as this.† (source)
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The following testimonial is from a man who is now a highly respectable colored citizen of Boston.† (source)
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This testimonial I accordingly received in about a month, forwarded a copy of it to Mrs. Fairfax, and got that lady's reply, stating that she was satisfied, and fixing that day fortnight as the period for my assuming the post of governess in her house.† (source)
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It seemed monstrous to him that policemen and judges should esteem his word as nothing in comparison with the bartender's—poor Jurgis could not know that the owner of the saloon paid five dollars each week to the policeman alone for Sunday privileges and general favors—nor that the pugilist bartender was one of the most trusted henchmen of the Democratic leader of the district, and had helped only a few months before to hustle out a record-breaking vote as a testimonial to the magistrate, who had been made the target of odious kid-gloved reformers.† (source)
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He has lived here from the beginning and gives a better testimonial than I can.† (source)
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I began answering questions and listening to comments and testimonials about Walter, the town, race, the police, the trial, and the way the whole family was now being treated by people in the community.† (source)
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Then for all the world like we were at testimonial time at the Baptist church with forty-five people listening besides God, he commenced to pray.† (source)
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Friends and /or family could give testimonials, supposing they cared to (this wording struck her daughters as pathetically tentative), and Reverend Stock could say something brief and—if it wasn't asking too much—"not too heavy on the religion."† (source)
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There stood the whole family—three, four generations—the living testimonial to the man's having been; all dressed in their finest and at peace with one another; and there stood his business acquaintances and his friends from the church, the schoolboard he'd once been a member of, all quarrels forgotten; and there stood his friends from the Dairyman's League or Kiwanis or the Owls or the Masons.† (source)
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At all events, the health of the good town of Boston, so far as medicine had aught to do with it, had hitherto lain in the guardianship of an aged deacon and apothecary, whose piety and godly deportment were stronger testimonials in his favour than any that he could have produced in the shape of a diploma.† (source)
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At a testimonial dinner?† (source)
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But other testimonials seemed more important.† (source)
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This, perhaps, is not an accident, but a testimonial to fate's sense of fitness.† (source)
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Born-again Christians, many of whom were ex-cons and ex-junkies, preached salvation; I attended some of their testimonials.† (source)
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