Sentence examples for serving to validate from inspiring English sources

Coming from George Bush, such statements would likely have backfired, fuelling Chávez's anti-American bluster and serving to validate his claims of American arrogance and imperial aggression.

"We were concerned," Professor Swift said, "that fighting would serve to validate the system".

At the same time, the inclusion of works in public collections can serve to validate, and to appreciate, art for sale.

It's doubtful that customers will make that connection, but such comments serve to validate what Mr. Slimane has done.

As with the Deutscher Werkbund and most professional organizations, these served to validate the profession in the view of the public and to facilitate communication among their members.

Those numbers serve to validate NBC's continued faith in both the Games themselves and its packaging of taped highlights in prime time.

Furthermore, his assertion that his wife's major role is to "look after" him serves to validate the widespread perception in Nigerian society that women exist merely to make men's lives easier.

They said they had taken evidence from a recent study by the University of Bristol that exposure to suicide content, including reading about others' attempts, had served to validate or justify suicide as an acceptable course of action.

That only served to validate the fears of some that with the proliferation of these sorts of collaborative arrangements, news will not only become further homogenized, but also increasingly vulnerable to error.

Robicheaux sees himself as a kind of archetypal hero (the overburdened Atlas comes to mind), and that serves to validate the acts of frenzied violence he's prone to commit when he gets his hands on a bad guy.

But for members of Egypt's Coptic Christian minority, the sensational headline — from a respected publisher, no less — served to validate their fear that the Egyptian revolution had made their country less tolerant and more dangerous for religious minorities.