Sentence examples similar to substantiate something from inspiring English sources

"You have more gravitas if you're substantiating something you've seen in person," said Elizabeth von Habsburg, managing director of the Winston Art Group.

I also selectively refer to others' work or statistical tests to substantiate why I think something should be done differently.

I almost hoped Deb's test would work – that she would find something scientific to substantiate how shitty I sometimes felt.

With this, they haven't broadcast something they could perhaps substantiate".

But also, Hewlett points out, "in Maggie's Militant Tendency, they broadcast something they couldn't substantiate.

But a new generation appears to be seeing it as less of a threat and rather as something that will complement and substantiate conventional methods and possibly even one day replace them, though probably not entirely.

He added: "If there's evidence that materializes to substantiate that claim, then we should figure out something to do about it".

Hearsay is something you hear that you cannot substantiate by personal knowledge.

It appears that technology executives feel they must treat the Internet as something deeply noble and serious in order to substantiate its importance in an impoverished nation.

Asked what he makes of a recent comment by one journalist that he was "the bully who sees himself as a victim", he responds calmly: "The ones who say 'he's a bully and a liar', when you actually ask them to come up with something that substantiates it they sort of blather on.

Last month Tomlinson was blamed for publishing names of MI6 agents on the Internet - something he fiercely denies and the Foreign Office has been unable to substantiate.