Sentence examples for It corroborates from inspiring English sources

It corroborates eyewitness accounts that the plane came in with its nose in the air, hit with its tail first and bounced and spun down the runway.

"It corroborates a lot of people's positive feelings," he says.

"It corroborates the claim," Mr. Bennett said of Ms. Bialek's allegation.

It corroborates other findings regarding brain trauma and later-life depression in other subsets of the general population, but runs counter to longtime assertions by the N.F.L. that concussions in football have no long-term effects.

It corroborates new genetic evidence, from birds and mammals, though it is still unclear how many of them survived the extinction that marks the end of the Cretaceous period.

It corroborates the observation made by the former Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill (in Ron Suskind's book "The Price of Loyalty") that Iraq was high on the Bush administration's agenda before 9/11, in fact from its very first days in office.

Namely, " if a prediction deduced from theory is met by experience, it does not confirm the theory, it only corroborates it.

ES&S said that it had "zero knowledge" of any kind of intrusion pertaining to its voter registration software or tabulation equipment, a finding that it corroborated with DHS in a meeting following the critical infrastructure designation for election systems.

The F.B.I. memo is more circumspect, but it corroborated Steinbrenner's help.

It corroborated the findings of other research on the factors that influenced the judgments of high level courts, he said.

The interview with Juvent was even more explosive than Mwarabu's initial confession – since it corroborated the first confession, and pinned responsibility directly on Adolphe.