attest to造句

Several witnesses can attest to her good character.

Several witnesses can attest to her good character.

Hundreds of years of banking history attest to the instability of this "maturity transformation".

As his son, I can attest to the fact that he never changed.

Painted totems attest to the enduring connection between Fraser Island and its Aboriginal inhabitants, the Butchulla people.

Truly successful people are manipulators in their field; at least that's what most people would attest to.

To certify or attest to(the validity of a signature on a document, for example)as a notary public.

Second, being in technology for 30 + years I can attest to the fact that the technology road is bumpy.

The large aggregation of studies cited attest to the fact that decisive evidence to indicate what nutrition guidance system is "best" has not yet been gathered.

Naylor lives on a quiet street in Brooklyn in a majestic brownstone with an interior featuring intricate woodwork and tasteful decorations that attest to a successful literary career.

A few Buddhist monasteries attest to other cultural influences in Yunnan province, which is home to more ethnic minorities than any other region of the country.

"The quyi arts are extremely ancient in China. Primary sources attest to popular story-telling in the ninth century, but it is probably much older."

Having spent a considerable portion of my career as an application developer staring at a profiler, I can attest to this.

She may not use God's name in a false oath, to attest to or swear by a false oath. She is to honor God's Sabbath day, and honor parental authority, which is arguably an extension of God's authority.

Piggs Peak, Silver Sands and African Palace are aggressive advertisers as anyone who has been irritated by the high frequency of those awful Dolph Lundgren adverts on DStv can attest to.

My friends, the momentous trials of the last century, and the unfolding events of this century, attest to the decisive role of the United States in advancing peace and defending freedom.

Anybody who has ever been a policeman, a lawyer, a psychiatrist, an er doctor, or an FBI agent will attest to the truth that television does not accurately portray their life.

Most designers, programmers, and users accept without question that traditional menu design is correct—there are so many existing programs that attest to its excellence. But this belief is like snapping your fingers to keep the tigers away.