Sentence examples for always attested from inspiring English sources

But as any publisher's slush pile has always attested, vast quantities of unreadable stories have started out this way too.

His special counsel and chief speechwriter Ted Sorensen, whom I came to know when he was national co-chairman of Gary Hart for President, always attested to Kennedy's literary chops).

(Anderson) ★ Erasure (Tuesday and Wednesday) This British synth-pop duo parses reedy vocals over a terse electronic clip; the combination can be surprisingly romantic, as its hit single "Always" attested in 1994.

Pre-fourteenth century law among the native Scots is not always well attested, but extensive knowledge of early Gaelic Law gives some basis for its reconstruction.

The more difficult aspects of his personality are attested to, always with great affection, by friends, fellow musicians, collaborators and two of the women who shared his life.

And two more superb restaurants, affordable and always busy, attest to this argument, combining Spanish and Italian influences along the way.

More officials talked to Mr Martínez's oldest neighbours; they attested that he had always been the most elderly person they knew.

As anyone who has ever seen Girls Aloud in concert will attest, Nadine always fancied herself as the lead singer of the group, with her generous syrupy vocal embellishments.

I am a heterosexual man and, as my wife can attest, have always been a devoted and responsible partner.

In a column for the ConservativeHome blog in 2007, Mensch wrote that while she considered herself a "Cameroon, I remain, as I have always been, a Thatcherite", attesting to "profound hero worship … Margaret Thatcher shaped me as a girl, a woman, and a would-be politician".

As countless magazine and book editors can attest, people always enjoy reading short, to-the-point observations about people of achievement and/or notoriety.