Sentence examples similar to Corroborated victory from inspiring English sources
The colony's participation in the Empire Air Training Scheme is described in J F MacDonald's War History of Southern Rhodesia as "undoubtedly Southern Rhodesia's greatest single contribution to the Allied victory", an assertion corroborated by Robert Blake in his 1977 History of Rhodesia.
"I fail to understand why Mr Copé leaped forward to announce a victory, when this is not corroborated by any official figure given by the commission," she said.
Perhaps the most common assertion coming out of Iowa is that such an evenly divided Republican field represents a victory for President Obama, and corroborates the notion that Mitt Romney is unable to find widespread support in his own party.
Together, the findings corroborate Greene's theory that our nonutilitarian intuitions come from the victory of an emotional impulse over a cost-benefit analysis.
Another study corroborated this.
Witnesses corroborated this testimony.
That detail could not corroborated.
Kidd corroborated this account Thursday.
Rumours are everywhere, often corroborated.
That testimony corroborated her account.
It could not be corroborated".
