Sentence examples for Bore out that from inspiring English sources
Ten bore out that ambition.
The first meeting here bore out that caution, as well as predictions by Pentagon officials that the visit would be difficult and provide no breakthroughs.
The two men's clashes at a raucous Republican debate on Wednesday at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley bore out that calculation.
The program notes spoke of interconnectedness among the works, and the performances bore out that concept, tending in each case to stress the horizontal element, counterpoint, over the vertical, harmony.
Dr. Arnold said that if the results bore out that neurofeedback was making the difference, he would seek financing for a broader study, with as many as 100 subjects.
A November survey by Mason-Dixon Polling and Research bore out that theory: it found that Ms. Harris, who has not announced her candidacy, would defeat five Republicans who have already joined the race, all but one -- Bill McCollum, a former Congressman -- by a wide margin.
Turns out that eating well is expensive, selfish, elitist, and boring.
Half the time, the driver's just bored out of his mind, and that's why they stopped to pick you up.
I don't want to be up there, bored out of my brains, doing that same old piece the same way, the same experience over and over again.
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