Sentence examples for evidence insisted from inspiring English sources

They are, yesterday's evidence insisted, terminally mad.

Weeks after the crash, as thousands of pieces of the airframe were scooped from the ocean surface and collected in a French government warehouse in Toulouse, some aviation experts speculated that the plane may have come apart in the air; others, looking at the same evidence, insisted that it landed in one piece and then shattered.

Compare this balanced framework with the dark days of the 1990s neoliberal hegemony, when economists armed with self-convincing models, but unprepared to base their recommendations on empirical evidence, insisted that countries restrict sovereign policy options and just let the market get on with it.

The demonstration of the consistency of classical mathematics was then to be achieved by showing, within the constraints of strict finitistic evidence insisted on by Hilbert, that the formal metamathematical counterpart of a classical proof in that system can never lead to an assertion evidently false, such as \(0 = 1\).

"I don't tamper with evidence," insisted Patton.

Like the president, Spicer, without evidence, insisted Nordstrom ceased to carry the president's daughter's product line because, "they have a problem with [Trump's] policies".

Now he is the heart of his club – and, this evidence insists, also his football nation.

Men clamored for the "evidence," insisting there was no proof of bin Laden's guilt.

A court in Hainan denied AMSC's request for a ruling based on the evidence, insisting on arbitration instead.

Nuclear propagandists, including some quoted in this newspaper, insist there will be practically no health consequences from the accident, but they misrepresent the evidence, insisting that at doses below 100 millisieverts [mSv] risk can be neglected.

They were under a spell and it is one which, all evidence insists, seems likely to hold long enough to carry them back to the top of English football.