Sentence examples for confidently dated from inspiring English sources

Hubbard's paintings are seldom titled and, with the exception of one canvas, "The Harbor at Greenport," which won a prize in 1924, none can be confidently dated.

More than half a century ago, a Talk of the Town piece in this magazine confidently dated the height of "the great crossword puzzle craze" to 1924.

Earliest references to the Abstractiones appear from the late thirteenth century in a manuscript at Worcester Cathedral Library, Q. 13, which is confidently dated no later than 1295, and probably as early as 1270.[4] Worcester Q. 13 contains four references to the "Magister Abstractionum".

As Storey and colleagues report in another article in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the site has been confidently dated to 700-1390 AD, meaning these bones are the earliest evidence of chickens in the Americas, having arrived at least a century before Columbus.

They represent some of the latest Pictish era monuments and can be confidently dated to the late 9th/early 10th centuries.

This is partly because of the paucity of confidently dated grass fossils for use as calibration points at specific nodes [ 8, 9].

Despite our inability to confidently date the MRCA of the NW and OW begomoviruses, some useful information on the origins of the begomoviruses and their evolution can be drawn from our study.

Can the person you're dating confidently answer these nine questions?

Many historic eruptions over the past 2,000 years are confidently tied to core data, and others can be approximately tied to other historically or geologically dated eruptions.

We clicked immediately and soon Siren was collaborating with Hello Velocity on their next brainchild, MeatFace (these boys love their protein!), a satirical ad campaign going on right now that is taking on the dehumanizing swipe culture of other dating apps and confidently declaring: Tinder, Meat Your Match.

These scenes are the core of the movie, and, as is so often the case, the more mundane aspects are the most compelling; the skill with which our heroine builds her alibi, speaking confidently of lunch dates and laundry deliveries (hence, she says, the need for a suitcase), has a wire-tight suspense of its own.