Sentence examples for dreadful evidence from inspiring English sources
It's as if Wilder were daring us to give him a list of things — the dreadful evidence of the world — that are worthy of significant worry, and then swatting them aside.
Folman may be making a point about cinema's aestheticising effects, because that image is soon contrasted with the dreadful photographic evidence of the real thing, after which Folman can only fade to black.
Apparently, New Orleans police officers write such dreadful reports, evidence is so hard to process and keep track of, and the two agencies work so poorly together that, in the eight months leading up to Hurricane Katrina, the city released more than seven hundred people.
I apologise for going on so long about my own ailments – a dreadful case of "anecdotal evidence", for which I am continually upbraided by clinical purists.
That probing followed what looked like mounting evidence something dreadful had occurred - the official's comments confirmed it had.
But without a full and transparent airing of all the evidence, the truth of that dreadful night on the Marmara may never come to light.
This dreadful ruling ignores the overwhelming weight of scientific evidence.
But although Mrs Blair's behaviour has been ill-judged, there is no evidence that she has done anything really dreadful.
"It is crucial to ensure we capture all the available evidence allowing us to identify who is responsible for this dreadful crime," he said.
But unless and until the evidence shows that bulk surveillance would have made a difference in that dreadful scenario, the argument remains where it was.
