Sentence examples for specifically attested from inspiring English sources

Trierarchs, who are not specifically attested before the middle of the century, were wealthy individuals who, as a kind of prestige-conferring tax payment, paid for the equipping of a trireme (the state provided the hull).

The second is that about a quarter of the nominalizations in the data have an Arg1 that is either absent or NP-external; on most analyses, these are intransitives (specifically, unergatives), demonstrating that this alternation is attested in nouns, as well as in verbs, in this domain.

The Byzantines were heirs to the Greek concepts of charity for the sake of the polis; nevertheless it was the Christian concepts attested in the Bible that animated their giving habits, and specifically the examples of Basil of Caesarea (who is the Greek equivalent of Santa Claus), Gregory of Nyssa, and John Chrysostom.

The attested languages do not show a distinct dual number, a grammatical form specifically indicating two objects or feminine gender.

The players attested to that.

Ms. Parton attested: "He has been!

His circumstances attested to those hopes.

The attitudes attested are almost uniformly negative.

Other arts and crafts were well attested.

What Frayn seems to recognise, though he does not specifically say so - indeed, at one point he speaks of "the centrality of the self" - is that there is no essential self, a fact attested to surely by the incoherence of our dreams.

Oxford University Press, September 2015) and is attested from 1607.