corroboration

The look on her face was all the corroboration I needed.

"This is going to be all the corroboration we need."

Come to think of it, what corroboration could there be for that either?

Early corroboration seems to be coming from the bond market.

As yet I have seen no scientific corroboration of this.

I've been looking for independent corroboration, from my own private sources.

So far there has been no independent corroboration of the video.

What they are looking for is corroboration of the girl's story."

Holmes was now able to offer the police some corroboration of my evidence.

He told them that they did not need to find corroboration of Price's testimony.

For it to stand up as a story, his editor would want pretty strong corroboration from some other source.

He slipped out an arm to me as if for corroboration.

Nature herself seemed to afford me corroboration of these ideas.

The report did not provide specific corroboration for the assertion.

We do not know where he worked and with whom, to obtain some corroboration.

I looked to Ranger for corroboration and got another smile.

That way, I could provide an element of protection and corroboration.

Corroboration was given by accounts from a group of archaeologists.

His eyes searched mine for some corroboration they did not find there.

"Maybe we can get corroboration of Karen's presence at the party from someone who worked that night."

Still, prosecutors believed they had the necessary corroboration, at least for most of the cases.

Further apparent corroboration has come from more recent independent statistics.

We may even get corroboration out of the computer.

As I'm sure you're aware, that sort of corroboration is always valuable.

"You can't expect me to believe that one without corroboration."