Sentence examples for attest our from inspiring English sources

As recent scandals and crises attest, our economic and political system is in crisis – nowhere reflected more clearly than in the Olympic project.

As the 400,000 Jews who last month assembled in Jerusalem to protest any attempt to redivide their ancient capital can attest, our nation has some eternal values on which we will never compromise.

To attest our prediction, G-quadruplex binding study was conducted between two salt forms of TMPyP4, i.e., tetratosylate and tetrachloride, by using ESI-QTOF-MS, UV-melting measurement, and molecular modeling studies.

Compared with the S group, the L group not only accelerated the healing, but also ameliorated the bone quality (metabolism, volume, density, mechanical properties) and angiogenesis, thereby attesting our hypothesis that persistent BMP2/VEGF expression is essential.

This wide dynamic range further attests our unbiased Lc-Ms approach.

"Situations like these attest to our inability, our lack of desire to deal with the question of race relations in a pluralistic city," he said.

It is wrong to assume that this hesitation of ours attests to our lack of concern for freedom of the press.

While the benefits associated with POS for smoking cessation are clearly attested by our findings, our data are mute with respect to the psychological mechanisms processes through which POS translates into this healthier lifestyle (i.e., nonsmoking).

Christmas may be an entire time of year, but it all comes down to the one day in the calendar when many of us attest in our own ways to the solemn, joyous miracle of our lives.

Personal branding is the subtext of all social networking: when we post vacation photos, we attest to our ability to take luxurious vacations; when we post pictures of our babies, we present ourselves as proud and caring parents; when we crack wise about current events, we demonstrate our wit, relevance, and political leanings.

I can attest to our generation's passion for social responsibility and entrepreneurship that William Deresiewicz describes (Sunday Review, Nov. 13).