Sentence examples for was attesting to from inspiring English sources

At the same time that he was attesting to Cheney's physical fitness, he was privately struggling with problems that call into question his own fitness to practice medicine and to treat one of G.W.U.

But, at the very moment that the President was attesting to the Union's durability, his Administration and its Republican abettors were actively engaged in a feud with the F.B.I., attempting to discredit the special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation and to release a secret memo about that investigation, despite objections from senior officials in the Department of Justice.

That was attested to by CNN closing down its Afghanistan operation this week.

Jamal's musical fertility was attested to by both his playing and the number of new originals he introduced.

By increasing agricultural output, he was able to compound tax revenues, the success of which was attested to by the treasury surplus that remained upon his death.

By the 12th century, according to the chronicles, the city's wealth and religious importance was attested to by its more than 400 churches.

Although the authenticity of his age was attested to by many persons, including two celebrated Scandinavian actuaries, later investigations cast doubt upon the record.

Therese Neumann's capacity for inedia was attested to by four Franciscan nuns, who attended her in rotating shifts in 1927.

The usefulness of having more prior knowledge on a certain essay topic was attested to by the direct avowals of the respondents in the study.

The evidence of this accomplishment was attested to by the audience at the Library of Congress Gershwin Prize performance.

The intelligence of the spotted hyena was attested to by Dutch colonists in 19th century South Africa, who noted that hyenas were exceedingly cunning and suspicious, particularly after successfully escaping from traps.