Sentence examples for felt corroborated from inspiring English sources

I might be amazed by how consistent and omnipresent the themes of these novels are, but they were so familiar that I felt corroborated, rather than surprised, by my reading.

Butler feels that this corroborates the suggestion that other yards have been using the same medication.

"We, like others, investigated the allegations and haven't corroborated them, and we felt we're not in the business of publishing things we can't stand by," Mr. Baquet said.

"I felt the purpose was to help corroborate the Andrew Gilligan allegations and not for any proper news purpose," she told the inquiry of the BBC's request that she disclose her source.

Reports of said pilot deal cannot be corroborated, but it just feels right.

If there is a Rising Star template, you have corroborated your conclusion. Someone else feels that this article is of higher quality than the average article.

We would love to visit Japan as we feel its aesthetic would corroborate amazingly with ours.

In her second day on the witness stand, Clara Harris refused to corroborate other witnesses' testimony that she felt rage toward her husband of 10 years, David Harris, 44, for having an affair with his receptionist at his orthodontist practice here.

As for the misunderstanding at the law school, he called the faculty member to make sure no insult was felt -- an account the faculty member corroborates.

Written records corroborate the latter drought, which may have been felt as far away as Sri Lanka and central China.

And in a 2002 60 Minutes report on Edmonds' case, Grassley noted: "Absolutely, she's credible...And the reason I feel she's very credible is because people within the FBI have corroborated a lot of her story".