0 present participle of bolster
As relativity was destroying the notion of determinacy in physical studies, genetics was bolstering it within biology.
A discipline's understanding of its past can be a legend bolstering today's priorities.
The cultural task of selling had much more to do with entrenching hierarchies, reinforcing hegemonic assumptions, and bolstering expectations of coherence.
The cycle is performed without interruption, bolstering the impression of it being 24 different perspectives on a single song.
Its sole purpose appears to be that of bolstering presidential resources.
Unlike unelected chief executives, presidents may agree to decentralise as a means of bolstering their electoral support among groups who favour decentralisation.
However, it also colludes in pre-dating their togetherness as a group, paradoxically also bolstering their authenticity in more traditional terms.
Gestural transfer could serve the same role, that is, a strategy for effective communication, particularly in bolstering the communication when language proficiency is weak.
