Sentence examples for it's bolstered from inspiring English sources

As always, it's bolstered by Cray's writing, which has the compression of short fiction: "Two days later I get a letter / A picture of a room in some hotel / Sitting framed up on the table / A picture I know so well".

Kanye West may have a classic only-child's view of his own importance but it's bolstered by his admirable refusal to just shut up and be rich on his latest offering, the angry, searching Yeezus.

He says: "Tried to do a Spotify arab collection … but no Laila Mourad, or Um Kulthum, or much Abdel Halim Hafez on Spotify yet... so it's bolstered with some random classical stuff – but then, it's all orchestras sitting down, right?" Zarif The "new Lily Allen" has her predecessor's canny understanding of social media – her playlist is collaborative, so fans can add tracks too.

In terms of global prospects, it's bolstered by the shiny sci-fi premise and a cast with plenty of visibility, including the in-form Oscar Isaac and Alicia Vikander; Spain and the Ukraine, early next week, are the first overseas markets before the US release on 10 April.

Four months on, it's bolstered that figure to half a million.

It's bolstered by a strategic investment and advice by some veterans of community-driven T-shirt design shop Threadless.

With this move, it's bolstering its position in the private cloud and managed hosting space for Verizon's enterprise customers.

To do that, it's bolstering its senior management team by bringing on former Ubiquisys CFO Fraser Park and has promoted former Starbucks exec Tom Barr to co-CEO.

Having Salesforce buy into Dropbox not only shows how it's bolstering its new partner Dropbox in the next phase, but I'd argue also gives Dropbox one potential exit strategy.

Though the economic downturn is pummeling magazine, newspaper and television advertising, it's bolstering the digital ad sector as companies shift marketing dollars to the Web in hopes of reaching more consumers.

The allegiance is to the community that nurtured you, and it is bolstered by the community's history of persecution, which makes you understandably inclined to defend its good name against all comers.