Sentence examples for he buttresses from inspiring English sources

But whatever Gross may believe, he buttresses Shamir more than he discredits him.

He buttresses his "argument" with anecdote or "incontestable" statistic, or made-up opinion poll.

It is at least partly successful here because, wisely, he buttresses the narrative account with diagrams and drawings of the basic structures of nuclear power plants, the accident itself and the consequent threats.

"What Mugabe has done is to make sure that he buttresses the violence and intimidation with changes in the law," said Tawanda Hondora, a senior official with the Zimbabwe Election Support Network, a nongovernmental group that usually provides voter education and monitors elections.

Then he buttressed it with a stone wall.

He buttressed his argument by citing "that wonderful book about the Gettysburg Address by Garry Wills".

To relieve the pressure, Salazar dug a hole in the insole of Ritzenhein's shoe, which he buttressed with duct tape.

In a 2003 paper in the Economics of Education Review, he buttressed that model with a national survey of 259 business professors who had been teaching for at least 10 years.

He buttressed his authority with the divine-right doctrines elaborated by Bishop Jacques-Bénigne Bossuet and proclaimed it across Europe by force of arms.

From early on, he buttressed his penchant for original thinking with monumental study, and he became known for his mastery of the game's literature.

He buttressed the point by surveying supporting briefs from libraries, used-book dealers, technology companies and museums, all of which warned that allowing copyright suits over goods imported from abroad would have pernicious consequences.