Sentence examples for attest no from inspiring English sources
The phrase "attest no" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English
It may be intended to express a negation of affirmation or confirmation, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure. Example: "The evidence presented in court does not attest no wrongdoing on the part of the defendant."
Still, as the Honeys and Bears attest, no team of self-respecting athletes can train continuously without competition.
As his earlier novels, like "I'm Losing You," attest, no one is better than Mr. Wagner at capturing — and sending up — the wretched excesses of that Sodom and Gomorrah of the West Coast.
As recent diplomatic frustrations over Iraq, Iran and North Korea attest, no broad international consensus yet exists on what kind of enforcement action nations can legitimately take to thwart the development of these terrible weapons.
"As virtually any clown can attest, no one owns the idea of making a balloon dog, and the shape created by twisting a balloon into a dog-like form is part of the public domain," the gallery says in its federal complaint.
As anyone whose been following the GamerGate debacle can attest, no matter how much you block or mute the worst representatives of that community, there always seem to be more heads to the hydra.
As polka, hard-core punk and disco fans can attest, no music ever "dies" as long as there's a Brave Combo, Off! or Daft Punk to keep the fire burning.
Has it been a "colossal failure", as the shadow chancellor, Ed Balls, attests?No, it has not.
As the delightfully easy-going concert production at the Irish Repertory Theater attests, no Broadway score is quite so beguiling from beginning to end as Burton Lane's savory stew of Celtic lilt, Southern gospel and bubbling pop.
As the delightfully easygoing concert production at the Irish Repertory Theater attests, no Broadway score is quite so beguiling from beginning to end as Burton Lane's savory stew of Celtic lilt, Southern gospel and bubbling pop.
They require employers to offer international workers the same wages as local workers in comparable jobs and to attest that no local workers are available.
It caps spending at any one event at $500,000 and allows outside groups to help pick up part of the tab as long as sponsors are publicly listed and can attest to no conflicts of interest.
