Sentence examples for bolstering at from inspiring English sources

Not that mine needs bolstering at the moment (adjusting, perhaps), but the idea of driving as a metaphor for masculinity seemed worth testing.

When the classifiers are overfitted, and hence, resubstitution estimates are optimistically biased, then bolstering at a misclassified point will increase this bias.

Now 27 pages of partially redacted FBI surveillance records are bolstering at least part of his story, suggesting the feds first identified Abdul-Alim in 2002 as a potential informant who might spy on mosques associated with black radicals of the 1960s, including Malcolm X.

Semibolstering is suggested for correcting this, by conducting no bolstering at misclassified points.

Their view was bolstered at a new bail hearing in August, ordered by Judge Parker.

That statement was bolstered, at least circumstantially, by a videotape of the crash site taken from one of the first rescue workers to arrive on the scene.

The old shipyard cranes and the glittering new Titanic museum will provide the backdrop to a stark contest but the challenger will feel bolstered at home.

The liberal confidence displayed in the pages of the Nouvelle Revue Française was bolstered at the start of World War I by nationalist euphoria among a public kept in ignorance by official propaganda.

A former leader of the Jusos (Young Socialists), Mr Schröder has run his unremarkable north German state for seven years without major calamity, bolstered at least initially by a demoralised opposition.

They mostly saw an American with a gun firing in darkness, leaving an opening for the defense, and an obligation by the prosecution, to challenge or bolster at every opportunity the notion of a lone, rogue soldier.

Led by "Spider-Man" and bolstered at year's end by "The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers," 2002 proved to be a record year at the box office.