Sentence examples for but attested from inspiring English sources

His accomplishment, witnessed by no one but attested to by aerial photographs of his ski tracks, was all the more remarkable because he was born without a hip joint, and multiple surgeries had left him with a limp.

But attesting to Steinbrenner's continued involvement in club affairs, Levine said, referring to General Manager Brian Cashman: "Cash and I talk to him four, five times a day.

But others attested to the power of an influential mentor.

But, as attested to in many a memoir, forcing children to follow a prescribed formula almost always backfires.

Cognitive functioning in learners with larger ZPDs not only boosted with more implicit mediation in reaching the answer (Antón, 2003 and Aljaafreh and Lantolf 1994) but also attested shorter response latency.

The majority of nouns have Romani roots, but frequently attested with Basque suffixes.

This was found in Dead Sea Scroll Hebrew, but Jerome attested to the existence of contemporaneous Hebrew speakers who still distinguished pharyngeals.

I found myself getting emotional this morning, something I didn't expect but which attested to how long a struggle this has been.

We can't  rule on "crass", but "unfeasible" is attested in the OED from 1527 to the present day, and "infeasible" (first attested 1533) is indeed marked as "now rare".

The phoneme /ɬ/, is also not directly indicated by Hebrew orthography but is clearly attested by later developments: It is written with (also used for /ʃ/) but later merged with /s/ (normally indicated with ).

But Frostrup also attested to the good nature of people.