Sentence examples for attested as a from inspiring English sources

Humbert, whose origins are surrounded by controversy but who may have been the son of the semilegendary hero Bérold of Saxony, ally of King Rudolf III of Burgundy, is attested as a count in Burgundy and was prominent at Rudolf's court.

However, the pronunciation haytch is also attested as a legitimate variant.

Generation of hybrid nanostructures has been attested as a promising approach to develop high-performance sensing substrates.

Similarly, burial alive, combined with transversal impalement is attested as an early execution method for people found guilty of adultery.

Brayan's father told me he wants his son to live with his grandmother — and even had a lawyer draw up a letter attesting as much before they left Honduras.

We're a liberating power, as nations in Europe and Asia can attest as well.

Though Anna Maria Russell, the seventh Duchess of Bedford, is often credited with inventing this fourth meal in the early 19th century, I can attest, as a recent London resident, that the custom is still thriving.

I can attest, as a former Republican official, elected statewide in Ohio, that I have seen how the party can be a good vehicle for electing principled conservatives.

From 1887, however, it is attested as meaning "a female of immoral character; a prostitute".

With this study which can otherwise be attested as having a good study quality, the proof of efficacy for 12.5 and 25 mg diclofenac potassium is yielded for the acute treatment of tension-type episodic headache.

In the Palaiologan period, the pansebastos sebastos Christopher Gabras died as a monk ca. 1264/5; Manuel Doukas Komnenos Gavras is attested as benefactor of a monastery in 1300/1; other members of the family are occasionally mentioned in legal documents, epigrams or correspondence as active in Constantinople and Macedonian cities like Serres or Veroia.