Sentence examples for seem to corroborate from inspiring English sources

These data seem to corroborate mounting geologic evidence that the pre-Miocene Sierra Nevada was the western edge of a "high" plateau, the Nevadoplano.

"These two new witnesses really seem to corroborate more of what the troopers said" than the prosecutors expected, Mr. Arsenault said.

The findings seem to corroborate Chopin's 1849 death certificate which said that the Polish-born musician died at the age of 39 in Paris from TB.

While her accounts were incomplete, the report said, "her statements and other facts gathered seem to corroborate that she was not held captive".

The findings in this study seem to corroborate our previously reported results regarding the different catalytic effects of copper and chromium, and lack of a significant effect by nickel.

In a familiar fashion, there seemed to be too many reasons to doubt any given interpretation of movements in the North.There is evidence that North Korea's ambassadors to Cuba and Malaysia both of them members of the Jang family—have been recalled, which would seem to corroborate the initial report.

Other evidence seemed to corroborate his story.

Li's research seems to corroborate this.

A study published recently in the Archives of Sexual Behavior seems to corroborate this.

His own death at age 35 in a camp at Dachau seemed to corroborate his valor.

As she nervously told her story, a friend gave details that seemed to corroborate her account.