Sentence examples for Substantiates from inspiring English sources

Nelson Mandela once said that "Education is the most powerful weapon we can use to change the world" and its instrumental role in progressing towards the UN's seven other millennium development goals substantiates his claim.

Yet the story's appearance in the Grey Lady substantiates suspicions that the president is seriously considering a turn borrowed from the Guy Fawkes manual for dealing with parliamentarians.

But Mr Lazio slowly grew in confidence, showing growing annoyance at the "beyond shameless" Mrs Clinton's attempts to paint him as an extremist (something that his mostly moderate record in Congress hardly substantiates).

The experts from the Van Gogh Museum said: "Truly nothing substantiates their argument for the train of events they construe, apart from a twentieth-century rumour arising from an authentic story of a trigger-happy brat in 1890, who merely claimed that Van Gogh probably stole the gun from him.

However, there is a subcategory within horror that substantiates uncomfortable claims of misogyny within the genre.

She substantiates her argument with the highly controversial theories of Ray Blanchard, a retired professor of psychiatry at the University of Toronto, and the related work of J. Michael Bailey, a psychology professor at Northwestern University.

Spiky dialogue animates the play, Mezzanotte's moving performance substantiates it, and the D.I.Y. termination lends it topicality.

There is no fossil evidence that substantiates this theory today, but more digging is required, Dr. Jaeger said.

None of it has been substantiated, none of it will be substantiated.

The force's own referral asks the IPCC to investigate whether Wright may have criminally perverted the course of justice "by manipulating the evidence to substantiate more serious charges than were evident".

That claim cannot easily be substantiated but Roma's defenders could certainly attest that he moves at quite some speed.