Sentence examples for bolster assertions from inspiring English sources

Politicians, with no generally accepted consensus to challenge them, can get away with plucking data out of context to bolster assertions that are based more on faith than on reality.

They are also angry about internal Democratic National Committee emails published Friday by WikiLeaks that bolster assertions the Sanders campaign made during the primary that the DNC was working to undermine it. .

The seizure also seemed to bolster rebel assertions that United States military officials who arrive to train Colombian troops could be expected to be targets.

For instance, to bolster its assertions about Mr. Gore's pliability on gun control, it includes a 1984 letter from the National Rifle Association that says, "Since being elected to Congress in 1976, Mr. Gore has been there each and every time sportsmen and gun owners have needed a friend".

Events at the Colorado legislative session that concluded earlier this month bolster the assertions made in the report.

The defense may use such errors to bolster its assertion that the police rushed to charge Mr. Balfour.

To bolster that assertion, the government showed the jury time sheets of two workers for Mr. Allen's company, Veco.

To bolster that assertion, prosecutors presented time sheets from workers at Mr. Allen's company, Veco, for work done on the Stevens home.

A few moments later, Mr. Vilar appeared to bolster that assertion as he gave a lengthy, discursive speech, sometimes blaming victims like Dr. Mayer and then downplaying his own misdeeds.

As if to bolster this assertion, his commentary is quite funny at times -- he does a dead-on Irish brogue in imitation of Bob Geldof, who plays "Pink, Mr. Waterss's alter ego.

The rising numbers suggested that sectarian violence is spiraling out of control, and seemed to bolster an assertion many senior Iraqi officials and American military analysts have made in recent months: that the country is already embroiled in a civil war, not just slipping toward one, and that the American-led forces are caught between Sunni Arab guerrillas and Shiite militias.