Sentence examples for attested at from inspiring English sources

The Rhetra demands the setting up of a council with the kings and stipulates regular meetings for the Assembly (something not attested at Athens until far later).

That Kim Jong Il, North Korea's dictator, has an abiding proclivity for the bottle has now been attested (at second hand) by a senior member of the Chinese government.

Writing, which is first attested at the middle of the 4th millennium bce, was in its origins predominantly logographic (i.e., each word or morpheme was represented by a single graph or symbol) and long remained a highly imperfect means of rendering the spoken word.

The style is first attested at Mithridatkert/Nisa.

Walter had returned to Scotland by 30 June 1362, when his presence is attested at Partick near Glasgow.

However, a recent gold exploration assay in Eritrea has found significant gold deposits at Emba Derho, and deposits are also attested at Zara in central-western Eritrea.

Watson again attempted to re-assure, attesting at a presentation to investors that there was "nothing wrong with Enron's business".

Some of the messages were forensically recovered; one contained a flow rate estimate three times higher than what BP had publicly attested to at the time.

As a lexicographer, Thorne's methodology is thorough; terms must be attested by at least two separate audited sources to warrant inclusion.

Clearly, such a corpus is not a raw record of attested utterances at all; it is a combination of a collection of attested utterances together with a systematic attempt at analysing their structure.

Hence, given attested 'snapshot' at a specific time of 4a, it is still appropriate to refer to that kind of cell phone as 4b, as this linguistic expression refers to a distinct model of cellphone with a published price of 2,500 dollars.