Sentence examples for absurd evidence from inspiring English sources

"He could say yes, light, short, dark, that would be reasonable," the Libyan leader said, cackling at what he called absurd evidence.

Prosecutors presented absurd evidence against them including the possession of video interviews – which did nothing but show that they were engaged in journalism – yet the court still refuses to release them on bail and refused again on Saturday.

The February 12th hearing lasted a mere 30 minutes, during which the Ministry of Justice reps presented an array of inconsequential and absurd "evidence," like screenshots of Tatyana Vinnichenko's photographs accompanying media stories from local news portals.

More importantly, the fact that she finds these issues absurd is evidence to her having a good brain.

Pushed to an absurd extent the evidence based construct can become an impediment to progress rather than a handy tool.

A media corps that has looked utterly inept at every turn, first for writing him off, then for racing 180 degrees and covering his every absurd utterance as evidence of his appeal to an angry, disenfranchised public.

The lower (younger) limit of approximately 61 BCE might seem absurd given historical evidence and beliefs, but is not wholly implausible on linguistic grounds alone, even if – as Fig. 1B shows – it is improbable.

All of this can be clearly seen on the video of the confrontation that a bystander recorded on his smartphone, released Wednesday by the St Louis police department in the apparent belief that it exonerates the officers involved.To my eye, the notion that this video is exculpatory evidence seems absurd.

He said the outcome of the "tortuous" negotiations was "absurd" and provided "ample evidence" of the need to reform the Commons Fisheries Policy.

The Sage Philosophy project objected to this claim regarding unanimity in Africa, which Oruka regarded as absurd, by presenting empirical evidence of the diversity of thought among indigenous thinkers.

I recognize that President Obama's executive order to close Guantanamo, as a very positive and symbolically strong message of his intention to bring real change, has been designed to heal its image; that of a country in which torture is legal and innocent people can be imprisoned for years with no real charges, no access to legal procedures and absurd claims and bogus evidence.