Sentence examples for something to validate from inspiring English sources

"I was looking for something to validate myself," she told me.

There comes a point, however, where an ordinary Joe must do something extraordinary to validate the faith put in him.

"I thought he needed to clear his name and suggested that he hang on. . . until something came out to validate it one way or the other.

So our field is defined in terms of external forces – someone or something else needs to validate our work as creative, we can't simply beat our opponent into submission and declare ourselves more artistic.

The first question therefore, that all aspiring entrepreneurs need to answer becomes, "How do I make sure my idea will really help people?" The best way to determine whether or not you're onto something big is to validate your idea with real, paying customers (before quitting your day job and making the leap to self-employment).

Unfortunately computational difficulties in assessing complex interactions over a large number of features under a logistic regression paradigm have made the main effects model the de facto standard rather than something to be validated.

What's so cunning and infuriating about his statement is that he's using something New Yorkers are justifiably proud of (their resilience) to validate something they're ashamed of (Anthony D. Weiner).

You don't have to go through childbirth to validate something you're presenting to an audience".

It's always agreeable when science happens to validate something we knew already – or too often dismissed as an old wives' tale.

The five Jennys from the block of Girls Aloud do seem to possess something beyond a need to validate themselves through fame.

Despite the premium on teamwork, "you handicap yourself if you always have to find a collaborator when you want to validate something".