Sentence examples for seemed validation of from inspiring English sources

It seemed validation of Ledeen's views on Iran.

Most of all, the market provided seeming validation for the idea that small companies following the new rules could indeed change everything and topple Goliaths.

Indeed, the scene at the Falluja Youth Center this week seemed a validation of every idealistic notion that democracy could take root in a land that has never known it.

The inflated expectations of Wall Street might seem a validation of your hard work and potential, Microsoft's chief executive seemed to be saying, but over time it will also be a burden -- maybe even a curse.

King's assassination, on April 4th, in Memphis, where he had gone to support a sanitation-workers' strike, and the desolation that followed it, seemed an instant validation of that forecast.

I wouldn't say the Green Park stranger was a catalyst – aside from being extremely startling and a nuisance, he seemed to be validation of that impulse to try to find a place that suits me (or a place I could become suited to).

It almost seems like a validation of brainless popcorn flicks.

Several authors seem to favour validation of found signals through cross-referencing with published research or panel discussions or workshops with experts [13, 27].

Hansman's lack of commercial experience would seem a resounding validation of the old saying, "Those who can, do; those who can't, teach".

As we do not claim that this approach predicts all expected gene-pairs, this seems a good validation of the detected pp and mm using the SynTReN system, but a formal identification of all expected relationships, even in this synthetic system, is impossible as several conflicting definitions are used to build the model for the data synthesis.

All of these emotive images seemed to validate the validation, but the energy around them didn't last.