I can attest to the truth of Russell's words.
In this country, African-Americans, Chicanos, women and all Native Americans can attest to this truth.
As someone who is half black and half white, I can certainly attest to the truth of that.
As a beneficiary of the G.I. Bill of Rights from World War II, I can attest to this truth.
Or if the phenomenon at issue was in defiance of all known science, the tabloid could at least conjure "a baffled scientist" to attest to its truth.
I can attest to the truth in the cliché that people in the north of France are as warm and welcoming as their climate is gloomy.
Having done both, I can attest to the truth of that – the fear of jumping is very real, while fighting people I train with is much less scary.
"The past is never dead," Faulkner wrote, "It's not even past". The divisions among Americans over a war a century and a half old attest to that truth.
As early as this week, committee lawyers will begin exploring whether all sides would be willing to attest to the truth of some of Mr. Starr's evidence in order to speed the inquiry.
But, once revealed, cover-ups attest to the truth of criminal accusations and make a reckoning inevitable Finally, and I am sorry if this is cheesy, you only have to listen to the men and women attacked by Jimmy Savile or Cyril Smith to know the exposés are worthwhile.
America's new requirement that chief executives and chief financial officers attest to the truth of their companies' financial statements may concentrate their minds wonderfully, but they can hardly be expected to double-check the work of their accountants and auditors.
