Sentence examples for some sort of confirmation from inspiring English sources

Investors need some sort of confirmation or news to see gold break above $1,250 (sustainably).

Participants also suggested that the driver needs to have some sort of confirmation that the message comes from a reliable source.

"I think what was being sought was some sort of confirmation that their practices were ethically sound" and that some of the news accounts were wrong.

A fan raced onto the court to confront the officials, the Detroit Pistons pleaded their case and everyone else seemed to wait for some sort of confirmation that the Nets had truly escaped.

There was a rumor floating around during the summertime suggesting that MDOLLARSIGN was planning to scrap the Core altogether, so maybe this is some sort of confirmation.

For instance, she says, if you pitched a new idea at work that turned out to be a big flop, see it as a way to do better (and learn what actually went wrong), rather than some sort of confirmation that you're no good at your job, or that the people you're working with are inept.

Some women definitely seek that sort of confirmation, but that often is a result of insecurity or lack of self-confidence.

The central idea behind verificationism is linking some sort of meaningfulness with (in principle) confirmation, at least for synthetic sentences.

And if not, are you worried about some sort of Senate hurdle for her confirmation?

It was a sort of confirmation.

Where Hallam's story comes from — who created it, how we happen to be reading it and what sort of confirmation it may provide for David Hollis's theory — is the principal mystery in Redhill's book, whose best musings on photography and time come in its 19th-century portions.