Sentence examples for substantiated idea from inspiring English sources

He never employs these words in the context of a larger substantiated idea.

The glamour girl, who had not aged much, thanks to plastic surgery, substantiated the idea that blondes have more fun.

If these are substantiated, the idea of tabletop fusion will, indeed, become a pariah.For decades, physicists have sought to achieve nuclear fusion on the cheap.

This initial report fueled many other investigations that further confirmed and substantiated the idea that neurospheres can be isolated from many other regions of the CNS of rodents and humans [3] [7].

Targeted metabolomic analysis further substantiated this idea by revealing enhanced glycolytic rate and higher brain lactate levels in treated PS1-KI mice, an effect that was not observed in 3xTg-AD mice.

This is being used to substantiate the idea that there is a witch hunt with a predetermined outcome.

Thatcher tried to wrong foot Wark by calling on her to substantiate the idea that the poll tax, by now in operation, was a problem.

These parts stretch one's patience a little, but they do substantiate the idea of some deep damage having been done.

A. There is no data substantiating the idea that teaching hospitals are full of very tired people making a huge number of errors.

• To the Editor: Dan Ariely provides new data further substantiating the idea that there is no economic reason for paying extremely high compensation to corporate leaders.

Kotek presents a series of self-paced reading experiments, alongside judgment data from German, to substantiate the idea of covert scrambling.