Sentence examples for corroborated much from inspiring English sources

Hekmatullah corroborated much of his father's account in an interview in 2002.

The inquiry corroborated much of what the police chiefs had said.

Mr. Herrnkind's statement, though differing in details, corroborated much of his wife's account.

Mr. Kelly said detectives had corroborated much of what Mr. Aron had told them.

Police officers corroborated much of what is in the report and gave other examples of the kind of corruption that threatens the stability of the security forces.

A second state employee who worked at O. D. Heck corroborated much of Ms. Maioriello's account, but asked not to be identified for fear of being fired.

There is no way to corroborate much of Mr. Omar's account of his journey to becoming an enforcer for the Assad government.

The account from Colonel Shaffer, a reservist who is also working part time for the Pentagon, corroborates much of the information that the Sept. 11 commission has acknowledged it received about Able Danger last July from a Navy captain who was also involved with the program but whose name has not been made public.

David Sidebottom, director of rail customer watchdog Passenger Focus, said: "Passengers will welcome these findings as they corroborate much of the research we have carried out in recent years.

Both bivariate and multivariate results corroborate much existing evidence that low SES is related to higher alcohol use (18, 29).

But documents from Mr. Browne's California divorce file, including his own settlement agreement with Citibank, corroborate much of what his and Ms. Miranda's co-workers recall about the couple's abrupt departure from the bank.