Sentence examples for corroboration in the from inspiring English sources
He is strongly contradicted by the photographs and by the witnesses for the defendant, and is without corroboration in the testimony of his companions who were witnesses in his behalf.
All that "eventually caused us to come to the conclusion that in a case where there was little or no corroboration in the identification, it was a conviction that just couldn't stand," Valentini told the Guardian.
Washburn's ideas did find some corroboration in the electrophysiological studies of Jacobson (1932), and seem to have motivated the beginnings, in the 1930s, of research into the effectiveness of the so called mental practice (or imaginary practice) of motor skills (Janssen & Sheikh, 1994 p. 2).
The story of Beorhtwulf's other known son, Beorhtfrith, is told in the Passio sancti Wigstani, which may include material from a late 9th-century source, with some corroboration in the chronicle of John of Worcester.
R. A. Fox and others note that while Wooden Leg's version is corroborated by the oral tradition of other Cheyenne witnesses, notably that of Kate Bighead, a young woman who witnessed the battle, there is no corroboration in the oral tradition of the Sioux.
Sometimes looking for corroboration in the records is difficult".
This legend has no corroboration in Mahavamsa, the historic annals about Dutugamunu.
There is a clear symmetry with corroboration in this respect, as hypotheses can also only be accepted based on the best evidence currently available.
We will seek corroboration in exemplars discussed in the individual interviews or the focus group.
Though CNN reports a level of corroboration in its story, the particulars are far from scandalous.
The following sections address the potential role of such corroboration assessments in two other areas of biodiversity assessment: phylogenetic inference and species inference (discussion of corroboration assessment in the context of biodiversity monitoring can be found in Downes et al. 2002).
