Sentence examples similar to corroborate the thesis from inspiring English sources

The text apparently corroborates the thesis of Margaret Murray that early modern and Renaissance witchcraft represented a survival of ancient pagan beliefs, and after Gerald Gardner's claim to have encountered religious witchcraft in 20th-century England, the works of Michelet, Murray and Leland helped support at least the possibility that such a survival could exist.

An investigation did not corroborate the accusations.

RAF logbooks and personnel corroborate the evidence.

An investigation did not corroborate the allegations.

Simulations corroborate the theoretical developments.

Official reports corroborate the locals.

Based on our analysis of Nielsen data over the past five years, CPG sales have grown less than 2% annually in the mass market, while overall consumption of all goods has grown closer to 4% annually, corroborating the income disparity thesis.

The two hold instructively different views about whether the series corroborates the first film's thesis about the rigidity of the British class structure, never mind that their lives are strong evidence that little has changed.

Pricing trends seem to support the thesis.

With photos, archival footage and interviews, she presents something akin to a condensed post graduate course that delivers facts, figures, history, parallels, anecdotes, observations and controversial incidents that corroborate her thesis.

The events of 9/11, which at first glance appear to corroborate Huntington's thesis, are better understood as an eruption of the fight over the "true" definition of Islam unto the American stage.