Sentence examples for substantiating everything from inspiring English sources

I think, for example, that the Frank Stella piece I wrote for Art in America was far more convincing than the piece I did on Andy Warhol for Artforum, because I took more care to argue points in the Stella piece, whereas in the Warhol piece I felt freer to simply make assertions, or argue from an attitude, or have prejudices — as opposed to substantiating everything in a responsible manner.

"I am not, independently, through my own sources, able to substantiate everything the Pakistanis are saying to us," Secretary Powell said.

TM also has one of the largest libraries of scientific research supporting it, substantiating claims of everything from increased cardiovascular health to decreased violence to increased creativity.

If the allegations are substantiated, we will do everything to ensure that the company involved is no longer part of our supply chain in the future.

Early last month, a video surfaced seemingly substantiating the claims.

What's effective about this is that everything you say can be substantiated by evidence, research and deliberations, which creates a good impression.

Substantiate and list everything you already do at work.

"I knew everything that was going on, but I couldn't substantiate it with proof," he said.

"In addition Andy Anson has confirmed that any intelligence that he believed could be substantiated was shared with Mr Garcia in his interview and that everything else was hearsay, gossip and rumour".

Everything depends on how well each of those arguments can be substantiated with specific evidence.

The dynamic environment within the B. longum cell in a fermentation environment is further substantiated by the intriguing observation during genome sequencing from different batches of DNA that everything was identical except for the location of some IS 30 elements (Fig. 7A).