Sentence examples for actually attested from inspiring English sources

The I-language concept brushes aside certain phenomena of interest to the Externalists, who hold that the forms of actually attested expressions (sentences, phrases, syllables, and systems of such units) are of interest for linguistics.

The official report to the Federal Elections Commission is not due until July 15, and it is not unheard of to find disparities between what the candidates claim in the first days after the fund-raising deadline, when many are trying to drum up favorable news accounts of strong fund-raising efforts, and what they actually attest to in their filing with the government.

But I think it actually attests to Bezos viewing the issue with an enlightened perspective, in a time when we're more open and accepting.

The RAZR HD's battery life is something I can actually personally attest to: it's a smartphone that keeps going long after I expect it to have faded.

CLIA's Boeke attested that its members' ships actually go beyond the letter of the law, and treat all their sewage "in accordance with international regulations, prior to discharge".

However, Edwards attested that the former song is actually about a pensioner wanting to die with memories of childhood in his mind.

This distinction indicates that the island/non-island effect attested both in English and Mayrinax does not happen to be a coincidence but is actually a shared property in Universal Grammar.

Although pume orenge is attested earlier than melarancio in available written sources, lexicographers believe that the Italian word is actually older.

The players attested to that.

Ms. Parton attested: "He has been!

His circumstances attested to those hopes.