Sentence examples for which he corroborates from inspiring English sources

Horgan says that with Delaney she always holds the keyboard, which he corroborates.

Gordon Williams, too, asked me to obtain the documents from the internal investigation of his conduct by the N.Y.P.D., which he says corroborate his story.

Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said trials now under way under the sponsorship of the National Institutes of Health were showing that adults who got only a single dose were protected within 8 to 10 days, which he said "corroborates and confirms the exciting data" reported in the Australian study.

Cammack disputed that and said an officer's report of the incident, which he had obtained, corroborated his client's version.

The COM1 contains a putative ELL domain, which further corroborates its function as a transcription regulator.

El Gherissi and Najjar both appear by name in the declassified portions of the Senate torture report, which corroborates their CIA captivity, which began in 2002.

He said he and MacKean had a scoop, which was corroborated with footage from the 1970s and interviews with girls at Duncroft school, yet it was killed by the BBC.

When people tell you they value political art, what they often mean is that they enjoy political propaganda which corroborates what they already think.

"But there is a lot of other evidence, including documentation and testimony from ex-police officers, which corroborates claims of child abuse linked to Westminster.

A numerical model is proposed which corroborates these results.

Our findings show that agreement among participants is low, which corroborates previous studies.