corroborating

The third problem is the evidence of corroborating witnesses.

When I hear their version of the facts, I now require corroborating evidence.

The diagnosis of brain death is usually made at the bedside with corroborating clinical and neuroimaging evidence.

Peter Rippon had stood by his decision that the story did not have enough corroborating evidence.

In the meantime, police are still looking for corroborating evidence.

If you have heard ten mutually-corroborating statements and the eleventh is made by an old maid, it will be different.

Again he ran a hand over the features, then a corroborating hand over his own.

Not he, who, in corroborating my tale, must publish his own disgrace!

But he got there first—and so on and on, corroborating Correy's story in every particular.

And Professor Sidgwick speaks of this as corroborating the conclusion already drawn by Mr. Gurney nearly ten years earlier.