Sentence examples for stories to validate from inspiring English sources

A UK study found that women sought formal sources of biomedical information from trusted sites, such as medical organisations and journals, and informal sources of personal stories to validate their own emotional journeys.

Critics were always going to say there had to be some reason for using felt and fat, so maybe he invented the story to validate his motives.

But by the time the triplets donned mortarboards in the class of 2008, their story seemed to validate the promise of education as the great equalizer.

"Meet the Press" host David Gregory's suggestion Sunday that Greenwald "aided and abetted" NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden, his source for a series of bombshell stories, only seemed to validate that viewpoint.

In Warren Beatty's Reds (1981), for example, interviews with "witnesses" to the events portrayed in the film open, and occasionally interrupt, the story in order to validate the fiction being re-created as history.

We all have a personal story of having to validate our service when we shouldn't have to.

Reading LGBTQ inclusive stories is a way to validate what they may be already be thinking around gender and gender roles.

Don't share your story as a way to validate your worth or use people's vulnerabilities to make a sale.

The C.I.A. routinely gives its informants polygraph tests in an effort to validate their stories.

Through social media, journalists are being held more accountable for their reporting and are being increasingly forced to validate their stories, while readers have become increasingly more intolerant of falsehoods or bias.

"In people's minds they've built up a story of what's going to go wrong, and then they look for cues to validate their story.