Sentence examples for dramatic evidences from inspiring English sources

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.

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

Thus, the rabbis transformed the ancient myths into dramatic evidence against polytheism.

Joined shortly thereafter by the Cambridge linguist John Chadwick, they assembled dramatic evidence supporting Ventris' theory.

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

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

Prosecutors had held back dramatic evidence for the occasion, adding more emotion to an already harrowing trial.

The regions of greatest ice thickness and the regions marginal to the Late Pleistocene ice sheets indicate the most dramatic evidence of earthquake faulting.

"The newly declassified information provides additional dramatic evidence that the administration's prewar statements regarding links between Saddam Hussein and al Qaeda represents an incredible deception," Levin said.

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.

The year-long public inquiry heard dramatic evidence, both of the intense fighting after the soldiers were ambushed and how unprepared the troops were for the insurgency.