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These art works bear witness to the creativeness of the Chinese people.

The bullet holes on the bridge bear witness to a period of history.

The Broken bridge on the Yalu River. The bullet holes on the bridge bear witness to a period of history.

As I said before, I wanted to bear witness to my times. This job with the doctor's magazine helped me do just that.

I then returned to those same vantage points and took photographs that bear witness to the rapid warming of the Himalaya and the swift retreat of its glaciers.

Yunfeng mountain is a major scenic spot in Laizhou. Ancient stone steles can be seen all over this mountain. They bear witness to a rich cultural past.

Standing motionless for hundreds of years, the Bridges bear witness to the vicissitudes of history and remain an indispensable part of the township.

A writer has some hope even if he is not appreciated. He assumes that his works will bear witness to what he was.

Yet, true presence, or “being with” another person, carries with it a silent power—to bear witness to a passage, to help carry an emotional burden, or to begin a healing process.

Men and women dedicated to the Faith and the worship of the Seven, the septons, septas, brothers, and sisters bear witness to the births, deaths, and marriages of all who follow their teachings.

Yet even when he is in his most "traditional" mood, the "wild" cursive qualities of Leong's calligraphic style bear witness to the questing passion at the heart of this artist's individuality.

All of us bear witness to the dissolution of our piece of creation. Only the novelist can restore to us, in the miracle of ink that pours itself like blood onto paper, the lineaments of our lost worlds, alive.--Norma Rosen, American novelist