Sentence examples for As attested in from inspiring English sources

For this achievement he was greatly honoured later generations, as attested in the work of the 10th-century Bukharan historian Narshakhi.

As attested in the Bible, God established a covenant with the Hebrew people and gathered the disparate tribes into one religious nation, Israel, taking steps to overcome the alienation between God and humans and to reconcile God's people.

As attested in early Southern Min texts,1 都 to 1 TO is mainly subject to two interpretations: (1) a concessive interpretation and (2) an interpretation of maximality and exhaustivity.

Islam's emphasis on the transcendence of God, as attested in the Qurʾān, similarly allows little room for mythological stories.

In the Middle Ages the name of the city was Culus, as attested in documents of 1173, but by the beginning of the 15th century it was known as Cluj (probably from Castrum Clus, a small fortification dating from 1213).

Although early temples in south India may have been made of disposable materials as early as the first few centuries of the Common Era, permanent temple structures appear about the 3rd and 4th centuries, as attested in early Tamil literature.

The basic design of the flag was used by a Latvian militia unit in 1279, as is attested in a 14th-century manuscript known as the Livländische Reimchronik ("Livland Rhyme-Chronicle").

Although this does not preclude for a role of NO in TB in humans, as attested by in vitro and ex vivo experiments [28], [29], this result is a clear discrepancy with that observed in mouse phagocytes, especially in Mφs, in which mycobacterial infection induces NOS2 transcription and NO production [7].

And while you might think you've seen it all when it comes to projection mapping, there are always a few surprises to be had, as is attested in the video above.

These three contextual parameters have specific links to features found at the semantic and lexicogrammatical strata situated in the linguistic system, as attested to in most systemic functional literature (e.g. Figure 1-6 of Halliday and Matthiessen 2013).

But, as attested to in many a memoir, forcing children to follow a prescribed formula almost always backfires.