Sentence examples for claim bolstered from inspiring English sources
Mrs. Clinton, by contrast, has been working to convince moderate voters that she is a centrist who can work across the aisle, a claim bolstered by Mr. McCain's tacit approval of her.
Second, the author maintains, his book is "painstakingly rooted in primary sources" (a claim bolstered by his 34 pages of footnotes), including, he asserts, previously unmined Secret Service records.
In an interview, Prime Minister Navinchandra Ramgoolam of Mauritius said Britain had classified the area as a marine protective area to prevent the return of 2,000 islanders it forced out during the cold war — a claim bolstered by documents leaked recently by WikiLeaks.
Is capital punishment "rarely off the front pages" these days, as the documentary claimed – bolstered by footage of an EDL rally?
In Bangladesh, this claim is bolstered by the fact that the nationalist revolution did not just include Tagore; it centered on him.
Michael C. Mazzola, the president of the school, said its claim was bolstered by a 1958 law passed by the State Legislature and signed by the Governor.
The claim was bolstered by the method Zola used of gathering data like a scientist every material fact could be proved by reference to actuality or statistics.
One of them, whose claim was bolstered by a book-length investigation, was Greta Friedman, an Austrian refugee of the Holocaust who had settled in New York.
That claim was bolstered when a New York police officer recorded conversations with his superior officers in which they told him to target black and Hispanic people.
His performance as Don Corleone won him an Oscar and sealed his reputation as perhaps America's greatest film actor - a claim he bolstered with "Last Tango in Paris" later that year.
The claim was bolstered by Roberto, the pizza parlor employee.
