Sentence examples for evidence making from inspiring English sources

Judges routinely ignore evidence, making determinations based on political considerations.

A majority of senators had voted to suppress key evidence, making his acquittal appear inevitable.

In many cases, the technicians used up all available evidence, making it impossible for defense experts to refute or verify their results.

Like the classics student he once was, he marshals each scrap of evidence, making every effort to penetrate the fog of hostile propaganda.

The Texas freshman running back James Henry has been charged with two felony counts of obstruction and tampering with evidence, making him the sixth Longhorns player arrested since June.

At least at the outset, Bonds's prosecution seems likely to rely to a greater degree on circumstantial evidence, making it harder for the government than in its recent prosecutions of Martha Stewart and I. Lewis Libby.

"Secret evidence makes that impossible.

The absence of clear evidence makes such arguments inevitable.

"You can detain people without evidence, make allegations, then develop the evidence later.

Federal investigators said wind conditions and other evidence made the story implausible.

Evidence makes the mistake of many narratives: the only interesting character is the villain.