Sentence examples for Internal evidence from inspiring English sources

Internal evidence must be weighed carefully.

Internal evidence makes it obvious that this is a vintage specimen.

Internal evidence establishes that the work could not have been written before the 4th century ad.

Internal evidence suggests that the album dates before 1902 (the year White Antelope, who is portrayed, died).

Internal evidence suggests that the Amadís had been in circulation since the early 14th century or even the late 13th.

Internal evidence suggests the volume was assembled by John Call Dalton in the course of writing his history of the College, published in 1888.

Internal evidence of the inscription may yield its own kind of dating, either by synchronism with otherwise known facts or events or in true calendaric fashion.

Internal evidence shows that volumes 1-3 of the dental volumes were donated by Watkins to the First District Dental Society of New York (Manhattan) and at some later date were transferred to the New York Academy of Medicine.

Internal evidence indicates that it was composed no earlier than 1228, the year before Ögödei's enthronement; it may have been completed in 1252, the year after the election of Möngke, grandson of Chinggis Khan, as khagan ("great khan").

Internal evidence suggests most of the collection was created by college administrators, while other material seems to have been donated to the College before being accessioned by Archives and Special Collections in the 1980s.

Internal evidence suggests these scrapbooks were compiled either by or under the supervision of Frederic Schiller Lee (1859-1939), professor of physiology at the College of Physicians & Surgeons of Columbia University and a leading opponent of attempts to restrict the use of animal vivisection in biomedical research.