| 1. | Literary composites of human lives are buttressed by strong empirical data.
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| 2. | Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said, his words buttressed with truth.
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| 3. | Of great importance, that association is buttressed by biochemical evidence.
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| 4. | Opposing attorneys each thought DeGuerin's testimony buttressed their case.
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| 5. | The rule was buttressed by public opinion and by conscientious science.
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| 6. | People want to be encouraged and buttressed during their tough times.
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| 7. | He also buttressed the country's defences against the Mongols.
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| 8. | But, fortunately, she is buttressed by strong supporting players.
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| 9. | A Class D viaduct high and long on 14 buttressed piers.
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| 10. | They are buttressed externally, the buttresses rising through the eaves.
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