well-attested

adjective

1. widely affirmed as correct or true

Example Sentences

He leaves that stuff to the nerds, which brings us to his recent tour through plutocratic oil states of the Middle East and his well-attested preference for leaders who don’t need to worry about that nonsense.

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Another well-attested factor is continuing gender polarization.

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She criticizes O’Rourke’s hesitance to endorse “Medicare for all” or a so-called “Green New Deal,” concluding that she’d prefer a nominee “with sincere, well-attested antipathy toward Wall Street, oil and gas, welfare reform and war, who is willing to fight hard to win Medicare-for-all and drastically reverse our current course on climate change.”

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As for me, my cards are always on the table: I wish the Democrats would run a left-populist with sincere, well-attested antipathy toward Wall Street, oil and gas, welfare reform and war, who is willing to fight hard to win Medicare-for-all and drastically reverse our current course on climate change.

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The idea of using playmate robots for therapeutic purposes came from a well-attested observation in the literature on children with autism: Early intervention can help them acquire cognitive and social skills they would otherwise be incapable of developing.

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