Sentence examples for bore out from from inspiring English sources
Some aspects of Limbo bore out from Jensen's own past, such as the forest areas that were similar to forests around the farm he grew up at, and the spider coming from Jensen's arachnophobia.
On the flipside, a lot of left discourse has a similar element — Halliburton…"…critiques borne out from C. Wright Mills Power Eliteetctc.
But the consensus across Sunni and Shia communities borne out from the Muslim Council of Britain's consultation prior to the vote was almost unanimous opposition to British airstrikes in Syria.
Some of Dorris's teammates were surprised when he was cut at the end of camp because he had performed consistently and his subtle skills were borne out from practice to practice.
This is borne out from the ESR data, which remains on the average nearly constant during cycling tests for 5,000 cycles.
This is borne out from data compiled by TRAI, showing a total capacity of 18.6 tbps across all existing submarine cables reaching India.
This assertion is borne out from the measurements of refractive index change obtained during the attachment process which clearly showed greater concentrations of antibody at the center of the channel.
DR 4 (17 yrs qualified: GP principal, deprived area) This perspective seemed to be borne out from patients' narratives which revealed that patients from deprived areas were only motivated to carry on as they were rather than pushing themselves to take on new self-management roles: "I just plod along in the way I am.
The enthusiasm for Liverpool that was sometimes as suffocating as the humidity bore out the statement from the club's managing director, Ian Ayre, who spent years working in the Far East, that Liverpool and Manchester United are still the Premier League's only truly global brand.
Local economic data from the Mid-America Regioutl Council bears outhisis view from the street.
It's a book that bears out this contention, from Michael Jordan, in the introduction: "From what I can tell, Walter has never taken a bad shot of anybody or anything".
