Sentence examples for bit of bolstering from inspiring English sources

As for the contemporary section, with unadventurous works by John Piper, Mr. Fulton, Mr. Long and Mr. Doig, among others, it needs a bit of bolstering.

Israel has accused the charity of bolstering Hamas.

One aim will be to discuss ways of bolstering subsidiarity.

A bit of medicine to bolster you would make sense.

It's hardly a secret that David Cameron has made his own mind up about bombing northern Syria – so why not engage in a bit of scaremongering to bolster support?

And the government introduced a constitutional pantomime horse – a royal charter – to get round Leveson's recommendation that a bit of statute was needed to bolster the entire arrangement.

A bit of street action helps to bolster its position in dealings with its brother communists in Beijing and allows hotheads to let off a bit of steam.

The pact sounds technical, but it foreshadows something much bigger: a closer integration of the euro zone that could hold threats for the entire EU.Details, detailsOn the face of it, the pact is about bolstering the economic bit of Europe's economic and monetary union (see Charlemagne).

From here on it's fizzes and bangs all the way, bolstered with a bit of good-natured clowning.

"Joel's come in to bolster us and adds a bit of experience at this level, which is something we need," manager Lee Johnson told the club website. .

Looking to inject a small bit of wax into their brand narrative in order to bolster their authenticity.