Sentence examples for Personal evidence from inspiring English sources

When I asked for scientific evidence to back up Gyngell's claims, she made the remarkable statement that her "personal" evidence of efficacy for recovery programs was as valid as the scientific studies I was quoting.

Before 2004, whenever a given Red Sox season collapsed, it strung me as another new arrival of deeply personal evidence that whatever I try in life will be doomed.

Bach-y-Rita had already begun tinkering with devices that substituted tactile sensation for vision, but, encouraged by this personal evidence of the brain's ability to adapt to loss, he completed his first prototype in 1969.

Each box with samples of hair, skin and clothing represents one of the worst moments of the victim's life, a crime that was followed by hours in a doctor's office submitting the most personal evidence.

In Wangzhi, Mr. Huang, the farmer, offered personal evidence of the falling water table: the well that supplies his family normally has 33 feet of water during the dry season.

Owners usually do remove the most incriminating personal evidence before they let their joint to a nosey body like me; much as I would love to uncover the cache of storytelling prescription drugs (the Viagra, the valium, the Antabuse) it never happens.

And who knows, since it works so well for Davies, that her signature, personal evidence-based technique will not turn out to be the missing link in the light-touch paradise adumbrated in early coalition documents.

Though memory is not the metaphysical ground of personal identity, it provides first-personal evidence of it.

Though memory is not the metaphysical ground of personal identity, according to Reid, it provides first-personal evidence of personal identity.

The key to this position is a distinction between personal (private) evidence and public evidence (evidence available to all persons involved in the dispute).

Although the interactive-learning classroom did not seem to affect personal epistemology, evidence suggested that perceptions of a complex learning environment predicted changes in personal epistemology.