The pitted, scarred hulls of both vessels bore mute testament to countless previous battles.

The trees rose skyward like statues of stone carved by some ancient civilization and left in mute testament to the futility of man's works.

In front of the hastily erected headquarters tent the pile of identity seals taken from the dead was mute testament to the price the Legion had paid.

It was a mute testament to the last several years of sustained Tholian-Neyel conflict, a war as old as the first contact between the two species.

The still-burning surface of Coridan Prime stood as a mute testament to the wisdom of those flight regs.

In the lands beyond that, large architectural ruins had provided mute testament to a civilization that had come and gone a million years in the past.

It now stands forsaken near the corners of Belmont and Pulaski in mute testament to this bygone renaissance.

These had the texture of a butterfly's wings, fragile, completely useless, but there nonetheless, a mute testament to another type of existence, another form of being.

He still remembered being bent over, his back trembling, staring in humiliation at the mute testament to his inexperience.

Oak trees seemed to attract lightning, for some reason, and several of the huge trunks nearby bore mute testament to that.