Sentence examples for what is attested from inspiring English sources

Dr. Lionel Casson, an author and a retired professor of classics at New York University, said, "It's nice to have archaeologists find concrete evidence for what is attested in the texts".

'Abd al-Latif reminds that in Aristotle's science of nature the fundamental epistemological criterion holds that man must start from what is attested to by the senses, to then proceed to what is hidden, until he knows everything which he desires to know.

The earliest known evidence of a human presence in what is now Oldham is attested by the discovery of Neolithic flint arrow-heads and workings found at Werneth and Besom Hill, implying habitation 7 10,000 years ago.

That many complex emotions are to a certain extent socially constructed, is attested by the fact that what is considered normal emotion varies between epochs and cultures.

"This is attested by their activities, the way they approached the Imprint 93, and what they did later with actions and performative projects.

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The supporters of what would become orthodox Christianity stressed the need to adhere to tradition, which was attested by the churches of apostolic foundation.

Among the four possibilities, three are attested.

Mr. Boltz, though, can attest to what is gained.

Some readers of the newspaper immediately wrote in, anonymously, to attest to what is now known to be a close, personal, almost mentor-protégé relationship between the two men.

As a middle-aged woman who bikes to and from work nearly every day, I can attest to what is needed to get more women to join me: safe, protected, physically separated bike lanes.