Sentence examples for dramatic evidence of from inspiring English sources

Legal contraception, divorce, and abortion provided dramatic evidence of a more secularized society.

A slew of news stories followed, seizing on this dramatic evidence of our inability to be content without external distractions.

The recent murders "are palpable, dramatic evidence of the risks and uncertainty that exists around the implementation of the peace accord," Santos said after the meeting.

Here and there we have dramatic evidence of the presence of these chemicals in our streams, and even in public water supplies.

The unprecedented rise in support for same-sex marriage as reflected in public-opinion polls is only the most dramatic evidence of this proposition.

"There's been an erosion of the nation's industrial base, and this is the most dramatic evidence of it," Mr. Beveridge said.

One of the most dramatic evidences of this overthrust is visible in the form of Chief Mountain, an isolated peak on the edge of the eastern boundary of the park rising 2500 feet above the Great Plains.

Following 139 days of dramatic evidence to the public inquiry, charged with investigating why the catastrophe was hidden for so long, what lessons are there for the wider health service?

Actually, international economic integration gives dramatic evidence for the mutual constitution of state and economy.

I think that, taken collectively, the exploration of ideas and techniques that occurs within the many pages of CC provides striking evidence of a dramatic step towards expanding the scope of what netart can visually undertake and encompass.

However, the most dramatic evidence for the general non-translation of TE's comes from Piriyapongsa et al.'s codon-based analysis which shows that they are as untranslated as ALUs.