HBO's movie "Recount" has fewer shrinks than "The Sopranos" and fewer laughs than "Curb Your Enthusiasm," but its over-all factual accuracy has been attested to by close observers of the events it portrays.
Is it filled exclusively with people pulled from the battlefield whose role in Al Qaeda has been attested to by witnesses — witnesses who are then kept out of court on undefined technicalities?
The electric quality of his personality has been attested by his contemporaries.
This is also the case for several Egyptian cartonnages on which wax has been attested [29].
Generation of hybrid nanostructures has been attested as a promising approach to develop high-performance sensing substrates.
Numerical examples of four-equal-span and three-unequal-span plates have been presented and the accuracy of results reported in the literature has been attested.
The in vivo studies show a significant alteration in the biochemical parameters of oxidative enzymes that has been attested by the histopathological studies.
Sukaretto, the Japanese transliteration of 'scarlet', has been attested in an article published in 1890 on the newspaper Yomiuri shinbun, in which the author laments the drop in the quality of woodblock printing caused by the introduction of the new synthetic colorants [34].
The word afternoon, which derives from after and noon, has been attested from about the year 1300; Middle English contained both afternoon and the synonym aftermete.
Evidence of competition between the landed aristocracy and the city-based middle classes in the political, economic and social spheres has been attested since the 11th century, but the scale of the conflict that erupted in 1341 was unprecedented.
More recently, there have been suggestions that 'y'all' might even have some singular usage, and the (seemingly redundant) 'all y'all' has been attested, although this is hotly debated, as Language Log explores.
