Sentence examples for would be validation from inspiring English sources

Still, an All-Star berth would be validation of his tricky transition.

"[To win] would be validation of the programme, and all the individual people who made this a success".

Just as the prospect of a President George W. Bush naming Colin Powell and Condoleezza Rice to his cabinet would be validation for African-Americans (and legitimate, compared to that show in Philadelphia).

O'Reilly's greatest crisis, Kitman reports, came during the 1982 Falkland Islands War: he was supposed to appear on the CBS Evening News, which would be "validation for his father that he was a network foreign correspondent, that a major corporation was wise enough to have faith in him".

In a call, TransferWise Executive Chairman and co-founder Taavet Hinrikus refused to be drawn into speculation regarding whether or not it had been approached by Facebook, except to toe the line that, were the social network to get into the business of money transfers, it would be validation of the need to bring greater transparency to financial services.

Second, the derivation and validation of the novel model was done retrospectively, so the next step would be prospective validation ideally in more than one setting.

"It would be a validation of the beliefs that our families had for the last 50 years, and it would be some sort of God's justice".

Winning, she says, would be a validation of her work that she hopes would encourage even more agencies to come on board for future projects.

Though challenging, measuring that polarization would be a validation of an important quantum mechanical effect.

In this example, the Actual stage of the startup would be in Validation but the Behavioral stage of the team would be in Scale.

Like their approval would be the validation I was looking for to prove I have done OK in this life.