Sentence examples for chilling evidence from inspiring English sources

A report by the Independence Panel in January of this year, gave chilling evidence of the growing threat to the independence of the voluntary sector.

The humiliating image of the "woman in the blue bra," a protester whose modest abaya pulled open to reveal her lingerie as she was dragged in the street, also offered chilling evidence that pre-revolutionary Egypt's violent ways have not been uprooted.

The attack, the largest massacre in years of aid workers in Afghanistan, offered chilling evidence of the increasing insecurity in the northern part of the country and added to fears that the insurgency has turned even more vicious in recent months.

The United Steelworkers, which represents workers in a broad array of industries including steel, oil, rubber and tire, aluminum, auto parts, and paper and forest products reports chilling evidence of the nation's industrial decline.

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But the most chilling evidence was the notebooks.

Chilling new evidence that Britain and America came close to provoking the Soviet Union into launching a nuclear attack has emerged in former classified documents written at the height of the cold war.

The fact that we have a communications strategy is not "chilling" but rather evidence of our willingness to engage in an open debate.

Perhaps most chilling was the evidence of murder for hire.

Mr. Winkler's taped words, which Mr. McGillycuddy described as "bone-chilling evidence," are indisputable.

The judge said the evidence was "chilling" as he heard of the two discussing rape.