Sentence examples for probably attest from inspiring English sources

Mr. McGreevey can probably attest to that.

Mr. McGreevey can probably attest to that, too.

"So I'm like, 'O.K., I've got 30 seconds.' " As Mr. De Niro, a son of Robert, can probably attest, it also doesn't hurt to know people — or money.

But for a governor, as those in the 42 other states with lieutenant governors can probably attest, having an understudy can also be tricky.

The breeding site, which will be among the largest in the United States, represents the latest version of a wildlife conservation model based on the finding that certain species mate more successfully when allowed to roam in herds rather than when paired off in captivity, something to which many visitors to Bourbon Street could probably attest.

The former Doctor Who star may be a little unconventional-looking – his head shape is more rectangular than oval, his forehead expansive, his eyes set back, and his ears jut out – but, as Benedict Cumberbatch can probably attest, that's not always a disadvantage.

I believe the book was intended mainly as a commentary on the failures of communism as a reality, and its datedness now probably attests even further to this.

Although the Middle Eastern ancestry faded in the ASD and uniparental analyses, the Southern European ancestry was upheld, probably attesting to its later time period (table 1 and fig. 7).

If you have an iPad or MacBook Air/Pro, you can probably personally attest to aluminum's susceptibility to surface scratches.

This probably can attest to both, the increase of evolution acceptance seen among Greek students in relation to knowledge acquiring and the high degree of their thinking disposition, as it was recorded in their high AOT score recording (Athanasiou and Papadopoulou 2011; Athanasiou et al. 2012).

This is not a lesson kids love to hear, as any parent who's struggled to explain what happened to Ginger the hamster probably can attest.