Sentence examples for comments are borne from inspiring English sources

Lowton's comments are borne out by national statistics.

Instead, their "negative" comments are borne from unfamiliarity with ASL as a language assuming Callis is being "over-animated" or hopped up on Red Bull.

Some of his comments were borne out later that June morning at his acuction of 110 properties - primarily condominiums and small ski chalets - in Sugarbush and Straton, Vt.

A lawyer for Judge Himelein, Terrence M. Connors of Buffalo, said his e-mail "comments were borne out of his frustration over the legislative inaction".

His comments were borne out by figures released on Monday showing that China's factory activity grew slightly in November, although new export orders extended their decline in a further blow to the sector already hurt by trade frictions.

Some comments were borne of hate, but just as many from ignorance.

"A lot of things then get stacked on top of that – a lack of availability of credit for example". Ireland's comments have been borne out by our research: when we started looking at how the properties you told us about had become empty, the economic recession, stalled council regeneration projects, tighter lending criteria and death were just some of the reasons we unearthed.

After all, they felt like a voicing of the tacit undercurrent of all my classes and lab experiences, just a few more in a series of insensitive comments to be borne and silently proved wrong by working harder.  .

"I take no satisfaction in noting that my comments have largely been borne out by the events that followed," he says in the excerpts.

And I take no satisfaction in noting that my comments then have largely been borne out by the events that followed.

By the way, Reuters reported last week how Obama's comments on Russia in Syria have been borne out by reality: Russia has realized that their airstrikes in Syria aren't having the effect they thought they would (beyond killing a lot of civilians).