Sentence examples for circumstantial in from inspiring English sources

It is laudatory yet circumstantial in its description, and it gives a balanced political judgment.

The evidence that they were anything more than illegal immigrants, however, remains mostly circumstantial, in the view of some legal analysts.

While optimism is rising on reports of a recovering economy, "there isn't a whole host of robust proof," said Ed Tonnessen, executive vice president at Albert B. Ashforth Inc. "It's circumstantial, in people's bones".

"One of the things you can conclude is, in a case where the evidence is circumstantial in nature, a defendant's ability to tell his story in believable fashion can ultimately have a direct impact on the verdict," he said.

She told the court the evidence against her relating to the incidents in NSW was "made circumstantial" in June and she had recently applied to have the charges dropped.

Chatterjee and Templin [16] used the occurrence of azhdarchids in lacustrine deposits as evidence of a wading lifestyle, but such argumentation is circumstantial in light of the preservation bias afforded by aquatic settings compared to terrestrial environments.

Although a role of the ribosome in flowering time has not been described in great detail, circumstantial evidence in the literature suggests that the ribosome might indeed be important.

Strengthening Filipchuck and Beaulieu's intellectual property theft case is the more circumstantial evidence in the "Hey Mama" video, in which Guetta and Minaj galavant in distinctly Burning Man-themed scenes, replete with dusty post-apocalyptic revelers, art cars, and a stage setup commonly used at Burner spin-off events like Desert Hearts.

The interpretive reasoning required to understand signs and symptoms and to reach a diagnosis is represented in its situated and circumstantial uncertainty in narrative [ 19].

I have stopped watching cricket altogether.' Whatever they may add by way of circumstantial evidence in the match-fixing cases, in themselves the raids merely confirm that international cricketers are no different from other rich Indians.

Experiments suitable to answer a few circumstantial variations in cause-effect relations are described in the chapter.