Sentence examples for circumstantial things from inspiring English sources

But then I was told two pretty circumstantial things about the ranch [where Deng had been staying, according to Vanity Fair].

When it comes to circumstantial luck, things are more difficult.

Beyond that we have circumstantial property, things like the clothes you're wearing or what's in your wallet.

Afranius and Petreius, and their friends, sent fuller and more circumstantial accounts of these things to Rome, to their acquaintances.

In this context, nominalizations are used as a springboard to, among other things, add circumstantial information as in (14) or evaluate the event emotionally (15) or ethically, as in (16) (Martin and White 2005).

"There's a thing called circumstantial evidence," he snapped.

The generators, of course, vehemently deny that they are doing any such thing, despite circumstantial evidence that they are.

So there are sort of two, there are two things that are circumstantial...'...'..

[68] Genesis 19.8 raq lāʾ a nāšîm hāʾel ʾal taʿ a śû ḏāḇār Only to these men NEG do-2MP-IMPF thing Conjunctive Adjunct circumstantial Adjunct mood Adjunct Finite/Predicator Complement Residue Mood Base Residue (but do not do a thing to these men).

The F.B.I. had only circumstantial evidence: Mayfield was, among other things, a convert to Islam and married to a Muslim woman.

"The bridge-burning thing could just be circumstantial nurturing from what happened to him as a kid.