Examples of using Corroborated in English and their translations into Hungarian
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A 1975 study corroborated this.
Your sister-in-law corroborated him.
Much of what she said corroborated previous testimony by prisoners who had fled to the West.
I need it sourced and corroborated, or we lose precious time.
Not one independent witness has corroborated these implausible tales.
A former rebel fighter corroborated this.
Suspicions of neglect, a couple of deaths unexpected, nothing corroborated.
These speculations have not been corroborated.
In addition, Amnesty International reviewed hundreds of photos and videos that corroborated witness accounts.
A senior Chinese government representative corroborated this, to some extent, by admitting there was a big financial crisis brewing in China, as a bubble
The dawn breakthrough attempt corroborated this, but the police were prepared,
One week later, a Chinese military doctor not only corroborated the woman's account
which was published in 2003, corroborated the Court's findings in relation to weaknesses in the programme's evaluation structures
When that airline pilot corroborated the two hunters' story,
were also investigated and, if their alibi was corroborated, eliminated from the inquiry.
One week later, a Chinese military doctor not only corroborated the woman's account
His documents not only corroborated the UFO sighting,
who has been so helpful for years in giving me lots of intel, corroborated very nicely with what you have to say.
My dream data corroborated that these latest stunts have created a“point of no return” for the Cabal.
As I have just informed counsel Valerie Gilbert has come forward privately and corroborated the testimony of Lux Cassidy.