Sentence examples for attests against from inspiring English sources
But it isn't long before he takes the wrong kind of notice of Mia, and, as her mix of budding hope and wary hesitation attests, against his assault of kindness she has no defenses at all.
Disaffection can be a politician's best friend, as Giuliani's successful 1993 campaign against David Dinkins attests.
It obscures late 19th- and 20th-century economic intervention and distortion still affecting today's advanced economy, like cross-sectional burdens, ex-post costs and the long-term effects of sectoral lock-in (regulators are quick to fret over alleged lock-in in the free market, as antitrust activism against social media attests).
As his new piece "Wrought Iron Fog" attests, this can work for and against him.
The recent eruption of political unrest in Iran (2017 2018) attests to the rising public discontent against poor economic conditions and an unresponsive political leadership.
Doers and doings in business, entertainment and technology: As Jack Welch Jack Welch can attest, the backlash against corporate excess does not stop at the gates of retirement.
As tonight's 7-3 victory against the Philadelphia Flyers at Nassau Coliseum attests, the Islanders are capable of beating the best team in their division, or any division.
As an author and an activist — he has "worked at the World Bank and the World Trade Organization, and protested against them around the world," his bio attests — Patel was used to getting unsolicited feedback from people he had never met.
As Governor Scott's recent reversal attests, there is nothing that precludes a state that has decided against expansion from reversing its position down the road.
His carefully orchestrated campaign against corruption — currently, the No. 1 threat to Party legitimacy — attests to his keen awareness of the dangers jeopardizing an unpopular authoritarian regime.
Rather than speak to Priebus' own foibles, however, his departure attests to Trump's willingness to pit even his most loyal aides against each another.
