Sentence examples for apparently evidence from inspiring English sources

The bodies are apparently evidence of the round of fighting in the suburb, Kinama, between Hutu rebel guerrillas and government forces that began at the end of February.

The bodies are apparently evidence of the round of fighting between Hutu rebel guerrillas and government forces that began at the end of February.

While it was not immediately clear what that footage showed, the official said there was "apparently," evidence of all four officers drinking wine.

One of the last shots in the state television report showed a stack of foreign currency, apparently evidence discovered in Baba Amr proving that the rebels were paid agents.

Apparently, "evidence" counts for some people.

Apparently, evidence based psychotherapies have not found their way to general practice.

This "boom" is apparently evidenced by the fact that the 2014 National Schoolboy Championships had 56 entrants last year: that is 56 from the entire country of 47 million.

Indian gods are fair game too, apparently, evidenced by a Burger King ad depicting Lakshmi eyeing a burger, Ganesh and Kali decorating toilet seats, and supermodel Heidi Klum donning blueface one Halloween after years of dressing up as a cat, vampire, witch and alien.

Davis told reporters Wednesday that even if the video was a re-creation, it still showed "an officer apparently placing evidence and recovering evidence in a way that is inconsistent with the way police officers do business".

One approach to resolving the problem of apparently insufficient evidence may be to assess evidence of lower methodological quality.

First, the belief-moving effect of apparently irrelevant evidence; and second, the fact that learning some evidence can cause your belief-intervals to widen.