Sentence examples for blunt evidence from inspiring English sources

The work of even the most aggressive and intrepid photojournalist often possesses an after-the-fact quality, for which we tend to be oddly grateful: we prefer a buffer between ourselves and the devastation, the blunt evidence of inconsolable tragedy, the corpse with open eyes.

Hydrocortisone has some mineralocorticoid activity and this may be sufficient may blunt evidence of aldosterone deficiency in replaced patients.

First, when soluble DR5-Fc was added to a standard killing assay using MUC16-positive OVCAR3 cells, Meso-TR3's killing capacity was nearly completely blunted, evidenced by a gradual decrease in cell death from 90% in the absence of the soluble receptor to below 10% at the highest DR5-Fc concentration.

Compare the dreamy sorcery of Turrell's installations with the blunt self-evidence of the fluorescent fixtures deployed in Flavin's light pieces.

Evidence that tighter credit, falling demand and a weak property market are pushing an increasing number of individuals and companies over the brink blunted fresh evidence that the economy may be through the worst of its downturn.

The investigative judge's offer had been clear - and blunt: Either give evidence against the Americans or face trial yourself.

He was semi-naked and unresponsive, with evidence of blunt force trauma to the head.

It is Ms. Carter's contention that "there is no evidence that Blunt was the direct cause of any deaths".

In 1993, Jean-Claude Romand, a successful French doctor, seemed devastated when his family was killed in a house fire; then police found evidence of blunt trauma on his wife's skull, and dug bullets out of his children.

Prof Beddington's blunt response is: "The evidence that climate change is happening is completely unequivocal".

According to first Adam's classification (2004) 24 victims showed indeterminate findings, 21 signs concerning abuse and 5 victims presented a clear evidence of blunt force or penetrating trauma to or beyond the hymen, the majority of cases represents normal findings or unrelated to abuse (Table 1).