Sentence examples for is attested in the from inspiring English sources

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".

An early form of Canaanite is attested in the Tell el-Amarna letters (c. 1400 bc).

The early popularity of subject matter based on Celtic tradition is attested in the five songs based on Breton lays with which the Cancioneiro da Biblioteca Nacional opens.

Further Akkadian literary creation is attested in the epic of Atrahasis, a tale of humanity's punishment through pestilence and flood, preserved in fragmentary Old Babylonian and Assyrian versions.

Dr. Lionel Casson, an author and a retired professor of classics at New York University, said, "It's nice to have archaeologists find concrete evidence for what is attested in the texts".

Northwest Germanic is attested in the early runic inscriptions (c. 200 500 ce) from Scandinavia and northern Germany and encompassed all the Germanic territory from Scandinavia southward across much of Germany and the Low Countries.

By the time Iranian begins to be attested in the 6th century bce, the language is already found differentiated into several distinct languages.

Parks and gardens are attested in the land of Iran from the sixth century BC, when the Greek historian Herodotus tells us that the Persian kings liked gardening.

It is probable that they spoke early Modern Persian and that their speech often impinged upon their writing but that they strove to write the Middle Persian of several centuries earlier as it was attested in the inscriptions of the early Sāsānian dynasty when Middle Persian was the koine.

The blocking effect also can be attested in the English factive-complement island headed by the complementizer "that", as in (vib c).

Various titles are attested in the tradition: Introduction to the Topics, On the Genera of Being, On the Ten Genera, The Ten Categories, Categories (Simplicius, In Cat. 15. 26 30).