Sentence examples for corroborated my from inspiring English sources
A little Googling corroborated my own distaste.
American parents are expected to pay for their children and I haven't seen my dad for about 10 years, but thankfully Woodhouse corroborated my circumstances.
He corroborated my account and added how surprised and shocked he had been at Russell's proposal.Needless to say, Russell advocated a pre-emptive nuclear strike on strictly humanitarian grounds.
While observing the judges being taped in a question-and-answer session with the contestants during Season 1, a woman standing next to him suddenly said, "Who wants to watch this?" "She corroborated my worst thoughts!" he recalled.
Within 10 minutes I had a comment from Bonnie, who officially disapproved of the situation, checked up on the facts and corroborated my story, and left her email address — that last bit unwise, perhaps, but noble.
Brock's comments only further corroborated my initial feeling that the conservative viewpoint was largely underrepresented that day.
Polls conducted by respected organizations, like the 2002 Pew Hispanic Center-Kaiser Family Foundation corroborateon, corroborate my own experience.
With him gone, there's no one to reminisce with, no one to corroborate my memories (or correct them), no one to identify the little girl smiling up from the curling photograph at the bottom of the shoebox.
I teach theatre at Hunter College, and, when I first enter the classroom each semester, new students have no idea what to make of me, because my face doesn't corroborate my claim of being accessible and eager to work with them.
In "Notes of a Native Son" Baldwin recalls that when he was nine or ten he wrote a play that was directed by a young white schoolteacher—"a woman, who then took an interest in me, and gave me books to read, and, in order to corroborate my theatrical bent, decided to take me to see what she somewhat tactlessly referred to as 'real' plays".
(I called John while covering the launch. He can corroborate my sadness).
