Sentence examples for a point evidence from inspiring English sources

This could be done with a point, evidence and some explanation.

Maybe it's mean to ask an author who has consulted twenty-one volumes of "The Statistical Account of Scotland: Drawn Up from the Communications of the Ministers of Different Parishes" to refrain from giving us the full fruits of his research, but, beyond a certain point, evidence no longer qualifies as knowledge.

"The images that will be part of this site will not be an end point — evidence that something happened — but beginning points for further storytelling," Bald said.

At this point, evidence of a pattern is hard to ignore.

Last night was a point of evidence that the Tea Party has enough direct influence on the Republican Congress to have a de facto veto over its agenda.

It did not dwell on what accusations may be brought against Ai — those remain a mystery — but it raised what it framed as a point of evidence: "On April 1, he went to Taiwan via Hong Kong.

And yet Mr Hewlett also has a point: the evidence is that mergers often do not work, even when there seems to be a good strategic rationale for them.

Make a point, give your evidence, explain.

It would be sad, rather than bad, if they actually had a point, but the evidence says the opposite.

It was tempting at several points in the third-place play-off to say he had a point, yet the evidence before us told another story.

They have a point and the evidence is clear.