Sentence examples similar to serving as a validator from inspiring English sources
Local journalists have long served as a validator of the news coming from Washington, New York and Los Angeles, but when local news doesn't exist they can't play the role of trusted intermediary.
Consider serving as a volunteer.
That allowed Mr. Romney to later quip in a debate, "Have you checked your own investments?" Now, Mr. Fehrnstrom serves as a kind of validator for the many consultants and advisers who have been drawn into Mr. Romney's presidential orbit.
Pustilnik has written eloquently about this issue in several published articles but her efforts to bring together scientists, medical experts, legal academics, and judges (see also here) deserves high praise as a method for illuminating what we know and do not know about pain and the brain and to what extent brain imaging can serve as a diagnostic tool or an external validator of pain experience.
He has served as a cheerleader, and more importantly, a healthy validator of my writing passion.
This game served as a reminder.
One chair served as a nightstand.
"And she has served as a model.
She has served as a director since March 2004.
The tree also serves as a windbreak.
