Sentence examples for verification of what from inspiring English sources

Sometimes there is also a blur of Mr. Qiu's legs and feet, caught in the act and offering verification of what the eyes may find hard to believe.

Vest and Baltimore said the new technology "should minimize the possibility of confusion about how to vote, and offer clear verification of what vote is to be recorded.

When somebody knocks on my door, I have a right to inquire as to his or her identity and to ask for or seek verification of what I'm told.

In spite of rumors about the National Museum's reserve collection, there has been no independent verification of what has happened to the bronzes.

Unfortunately, the lighting was bad, the camera work is bad, and so our verification of what he has still leaves room for suspicion.

Much of the 'inquiry' that occurs in their curriculum is limited to verification of what other scientists have found, instead of guiding students towards a greater understanding of scientific epistemologies.

Senator Richard G. Lugar of Indiana, the ranking Republican on the Foreign Relations Committee, asked the State Department for a report on what legal instruments were being considered as a "bridge" between the expiration of Start and a new treaty, and for a description of what verification activities could take place without a treaty.

"If there can be verification in the lab of what readers over generations have reported to be true, we might be able to learn something about the congitive basis for literary visualization techniques," said Elaine Scarry, the Harvard professor who is planning to study imagery in Proust and other writers.

"The key issue here is of course verification and what type of an inspection regime the North Koreans agree to," said Lee Chung-min, professor of international relations at Yonsei University in Seoul.

Lt. Col. Abraham added that he met another "fellow OARDEC member," who expressed support for his efforts, and explained that these comments "serve as independent verification of at least a portion of what I had said," and that they "demonstrate or would tend to demonstrate that other people were and are troubled by the proceedings or a portion of them".

And as for "the absence of any independent verification", what better verification could you have than the internal documents of the tobacco companies revealed by the class action disclosure?