Sentence examples for apparent evidences from inspiring English sources
Again, in Dillon v. O'Brien and Davis, 16 Cox C.C. 245, the issue was the right of arresting officers to seize apparent evidences of crime, not their right to rifle files in an effort to turn up the evidence.
Even when the feasts or festivals have lost their original meanings in doctrinal or mythological explanations, the symbols preserved in the rites, ceremonies, and arts (e.g., pictorial, dramatic, or choreographic) have enabled persons in periods of crisis or transition to preserve an equanimity despite apparent evidences of disintegration within their cultures or societies.
Materialist ways of thinking were later strengthened enormously by the Charles Darwin's theory of evolution, which not only showed the continuity between humans and other living things back to the simplest organisms but also showed how the apparent evidences of design in natural history could be explained on a purely causal basis.
The 18-page discussion that followed contained two pieces of apparent evidence.
Here, we are told, is apparent evidence that Stonehenge was built as a circle, not as a cresent-shaped enclosure.
"I feel strongly that after such a long time, without apparent evidence, I am being presented with a hefty bill".
So why, with all this apparent evidence of dubious practices, is the government not doing more to crack down on ticket touting via resale sites?
Thus, although forgiveness may be based on apparent evidence of remorse, it also involves an act of faith as to its depth and durability.
The apparent evidence of economic strength undercut the conviction of many traders that the Federal Reserve would soon be cutting interest rates.
Still, there is no apparent evidence that traditional academics in England are more open to the question as a result of the conferences.
