Sentence examples for never corroborated from inspiring English sources
In addition, the report said, many details in the confessions were never corroborated.
The most graphic account, never corroborated, was given by Albert Assouline, a North African Jew who escaped from a German prison camp.
Recently, Rossmo studied where the street artist Banksy left his early work, and found evidence to support the British Daily Mail's assertion, made in 2008 but never corroborated, that Banksy is a middle-aged man from Bristol, England, named Robin Gunningham.
Their reported obstacles and sightings were never corroborated by later parties.
He claimed self-defense, though the gun he said he saw was never corroborated by anyone or found.
This expectation was never corroborated.
Though the record books may never corroborate that fact.
One governor, the corporation's vice chairman, Lord Ryder, complained that the BBC was adopting tabloid standards of never corroborating charges.
The refusal of The Post-Standard to publish an article about Davis's allegations — charges it could never corroborate — now looks like responsible journalism rather than a dereliction of duty.
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Another of Montalban's accounts held that she moved to the capital to work for the Daily Express newspaper; this claim has never been corroborated, and one of the paper's reporters at the time, Justine Glass, has claimed that she never remembered Montalban working there.
