Sentence examples for bit of substantiating from inspiring English sources
The ad doesn't mention what Democrats see as the most recent bit of substantiating evidence: An ad that the Romney campaign released truncating an Obama quote of a 2008 John McCain strategist to make it appear as if Obama were saying that quote himself.
Did it concern you that Trump never adduced a bit of evidence to substantiate that accusation?
Mr. Shargel said a mysterious hair and a spot of blood substantiated his claim.
Both the Broadway and the off-Broadway production try to substantiate an unpromising bit of literary fluff, highlighting the poem's stale stereotypes and its lack of plotting.
Barbara Dietz of Brooklyn, whose father, Frederick, died of leukemia in 1969, at 57, after working as a research chemist at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, said, "It's a relief to me; it's substantiating a reality that we always had a little bit of a hunch about".
While many folks in such situations have little recourse or proof to substantiate such things — many more have used a bit of savvy and technology in capturing these delays and making their own audio recordings of hearings and cross-referencing them with official transcripts — thus effectively catching inconsistencies.
"I did quite a bit of research," he said, "and one of the problems is that other people have written stuff where I haven't been able to substantiate what they've written".
