He is a testament to the fact that art is not limited to technical advances.
\"Testament\" in your intended context is a sort of malapropism.
\"Testimony\" would have been more appropriate.
BTW, your English aside, I agree with the message proper.
You are wrong. \"Testimony\" is given. A \"testament\" is a statement and his work is a statement....\"Testimony\" in this context would be grammatically incorrect. You could say \"His work is testimony to...etc. etc. It would be improper to say \"He is a testimony to....\"
He is a testament to the fact that art is not limited to technical advances.
\"Testament\" in your intended context is a sort of malapropism.
\"Testimony\" would have been more appropriate.
BTW, your English aside, I agree with the message proper.
You are wrong. \"Testimony\" is given. A \"testament\" is a statement and his work is a statement....\"Testimony\" in this context would be grammatically incorrect.
He is a testament to the fact that art is not limited to technical advances.
\"Testament\" in your intended context is a sort of malapropism.
\"Testimony\" would have been more appropriate.
BTW, your English aside, I agree with the message proper.
You are wrong. \"Testimony\" is given. A \"testament\" is a statement and his work is a statement....
Sep 30, 2008 at 08:28 PM
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