Sentence examples for now borne out from inspiring English sources

This is now borne out in an improvement in Miliband's personal ratings.

It has, by and large, rejected the notion of an ethnic or a white identity, now borne out by the cross-ethnic appeal of the sport, and the makeup of both crowd and team.

Baumeister's big idea, now borne out by hundreds of ingenious experiments in his and other social psychologists' labs, is that willpower – the force by which we control and manage our thoughts, impulses and emotions and which helps us persevere with difficult tasks – is actually rather like a kind of moral muscle.

It was the general assumption (now borne out by the Soviet archives and various other materials) that the Korean War was started by the North Korean leader, Kim Il Sung, with Soviet support, maybe even as a Soviet stooge.

One of the reasons mortgage lenders have proved more unwilling to renegotiate was the expectation — now borne out — that if they delayed long enough, the government would subsidize them.

CREATIVE CHEATING By Heather Havrilesky Science now bears out what the girlfriends of musicians, poets and painters have known for centuries: creative people are more likely to cheat than their less creative counterparts.

These little (a thousand words or less) gems now bear out the ultimate refinement of what Harold Ross told us, in his 1924 Prospectus, he wanted his magazine to be: "It will assume a reasonable degree of enlightenment on the part of its readers...

Black men are always at risk -- as every black parent in this country has told their young boys and as the statistics now bear out.

But the intuitions that informed the narrative arc of Tom Nero are now being borne out by empirical research.

The suggestions of epidemiologic surveys nearly two decades ago that the total diet has a greater influence on cardiovascular health than do specific components, are now being borne out by randomized controlled trials demonstrating this effect.

This fact is now being borne out in some of the schools where parents and governors have focused on school improvement while vigorously resisting the DfE brokers.