Sentence examples for circumstantial way from inspiring English sources

Lichtenstein told the jurors that the Commonwealth's evidence tries to pin the murder on Eisenhauer in a "circumstantial way". Instead, he said, Keepers was "exhilarated" and "excited" about this murder.

In a recently released text and video, Dr Hossein Mousavian said, "Iran may see a more active and forthcoming stance in the process of establishing a Nuclear Weapons Free Zone in the Middle East as at least a circumstantial way of proving its innocence and of the peacefulness of its nuclear energy programme".

Raghavan is not calling Gupta innocent or dismissing the evidence against him as circumstantial the way his lawyers are.

Israeli officials have said their assumption about Al Qaeda is largely circumstantial, based on the way the attacks were conducted.

One bit of circumstantial evidence is the way that the symptoms change as a child gets older.

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.

As Dale Carnegie has famously said in How to Win Friends & Influence People: "You can make more friends in two months by becoming interested in other people than you can in two years by trying to get other people interested in you". Have the humility to be interested in more people and watch more circumstantial luck come your way.

The argument D'Souza makes to prove his point, by the way, is heavily circumstantial.

This can also be viewed as a graph: Table 23 and Figure 15 show that while in all article introductions circumstance is the most common way to instantiate circumstantial meanings, in Patrick, process comes a close second.

However, as Figure 2 below shows, while ranking circumstances are the most frequent way to instantiate circumstantial meaning, accounting for just over a third of the instantiations, if we add the 72 downranked circumstances (that is, those in embedded clauses), the percentage of circumstantial meaning that is instantiated as circumstance increases to 51% (247 instances).

This paper has attempted to show another way of looking at circumstantial meaning, one which focuses on all the lexicogrammatical realisations of circumstantial meanings, not just the circumstance.