Of course, he has been through and seen so much, as the photo of him on the dust jacket of his new book, The Daemon Knows, attests.
Asser's predecessor as Bishop of Sherborne, Wulfsige, is known to have attested a charter sometime between 890 and 896.
But in fact virtually everyone who has ever known him attests to his humor -- sometimes zany, sometimes wry, mischievous.
Its center is known as Five Corners, attesting to its former importance as a junction.
Rebecca Armstrong Not right about this left-hander As anyone who's ever known me can attest, I'm no shrinking violet.
As anyone who has ever been or known one can attest, a smoker is simply a person who would like to quit smoking.
Those who knew him often attested to it, and the trait is a crucial aspect of his art (he seems to have invented a tone and a camera style that might even be called pugnacious naturalism), and he put it famously on display in response to the Cannes audience's churlish response to his tough-minded film's triumph.
The story allows the etymological explanation of the meaning of around eight place names (toponyms and micro-toponyms), drawing a map of that 'mythological' space and landscape that is real and still attested, existing, known, and recognized by Abui native-speakers.
USA Todays Edna Gunderson said that the "funkified" synth-pop of "Nobody Knows Me" attests to Madonna's "undiminished" skills as a shrewd pop composer.
The modesty and decency to which those who knew him have universally attested would have shone through on the big screen.
Jeannette's other passions were wordplay, languages, trees, unstructured time for children, perfectly ripe cherries and, as anyone who knew her can attest, The Right Way of Doing Things.
