Sentence examples for bear out that from inspiring English sources
"The hammer is 'if we put a new loophole in out tax code, our problems will be solved.' But the data doesn't bear out that point".
Some studies and analyses seem bear out that stricter gun laws mean fewer deaths, fact-checker Glenn Kessler wrote, but the results are inconclusive and subjective: There's even a debate about which gun laws to count, and pro-gun groups say it's tough to prove a cause and effect between stricter gun laws and lower gun violence.
"And I sit here and say, 'This can't possibly be happening.' I feel like the credibility of my scientific career is sitting on a razor's edge between 'Wow, this is really cool,' and 'These people are nuts.'" The responses to his work bear out that feeling.
Word, though, was that it was undergoing some massive changes from its iconic look, and some fan photos taken from the film's set bear out that speculation.
And his spectacular views of soaring summits, sprawling glaciers, breathtaking crevasses, awesome ice falls and the people who braved them tend to bear out that opinion.
Yet a closer look at the study, one of the few to offer clues to who these young pill takers are, does not entirely bear out that view.
