Sentence examples for which attests either from inspiring English sources

Still, the American organizers say the pavilion has drawn long lines and 700,000 visitors since the Expo opened May 1, which attests either to the enduring attraction of the United States or the wisdom of Woody Allen's observation that 80 percent of success is showing up.

Close to the Sussex village of Fernhurst lies a body of brackish water which attests to the ravages of industrialisation.

Sauropod vertebrae have been found with carnosaur tooth marks in them, which attests to the predatory habits of these dinosaurs.

The certification, which attests to low energy use in household appliances, certifies some 63,000 different household machines.

She can unlock pure, raw, unfettered emotion and seemingly put it away again, which attests to a core spiritual toughness".

Also mandatory is a production certification, which attests that the manufacturer has exacting quality standards in place and can build multiple airplanes identical to the approved prototype.

label claim, which attests that meat certified by the Non-GMO Project came from animals that never ate feed containing genetically engineered ingredients like corn, soy and alfalfa.

Increasingly it's also a common ideal among up-and-coming musicians, which attests to his stealth influence on the scene.

Let's take a moment to be nauseated by the price paid, which attests to the obscene amount of excess wealth sloshing around in the world today.

(He was popular with everyone he met, and his army comrades changed his real name, Kostrowicki – pronounced "kostrovitski" – to "Cointreau-whisky", which attests to his conviviality).

No other 15th-century artist was dignified by having a funerary chapel dedicated to him in the major church of the city where he worked, which attests to the high stature Mantegna came to enjoy in his adopted city.