Sentence examples for audible evidence from inspiring English sources

After answering, I'll hear my son struggling to swallow the audible evidence.

"The city was tense last night" is a statement that's often written – I've written it myself – and yet the visible or audible evidence for it is just as often hard to find, short of jumpy people shooting each other by mistake on the streets.

Audible evidence of Madonna's rock roots can be found on the collection of early demos Pre-Madonna".

While some evidence suggests that an audible response is not associated with improved clinical outcomes [ 35, 36], there are differences in joint laxity and motion when an audible pop is associated with the manipulation [ 37].

In a paper published in December, the panel concluded that "there is no evidence that the audible or sub-audible sounds emitted by wind turbines have any direct adverse physiological effects".

The detainees' lawyers contend that sounds that are barely audible as the Iraqi disappears down a corridor are evidence that he was beaten.

The first evidence to assess are the sounds that are audible on the recording, which will be modelled in the same way and are claimed to be scraping sounds by the prosecution.

Although we did not hear any audible alarm calls eliciting fear, there have been studies with evidence for fear based on alarm calls emitted by predators upon noticing eyespots on prey [ 18].

The reason, of course, is that there is no independent empirical evidence to support the universal statement that whatever is audible is non-eternal.

Last month, when this new evidence was presented, a judge ruled that Digeo was entitled to no monetary damages from Audible.

But Bonds's lawyers said the tape would never go into evidence, and the judge expressed doubts about the admissibility of parts she had heard because they were barely audible.