Sentence examples for evidence merely from inspiring English sources

This article makes charges of a connection, yet includes no evidence, merely juxtaposing an assortment of disconnected facts.

She said the evidence merely indicated that there was an agent codenamed Bureš, but not necessarily that Mr Babiš was that agent.

Since the diary was Henry Robinson's only proof of his wife's adultery, her lawyers insisted that parts of it were fictional — the product of her "uterine disease," evidence merely of temporary insanity.

While, back then, the evidence merely failed to demonstrate that salt was harmful, the evidence from studies published over the past two years actually suggests that restricting how much salt we eat can increase our likelihood of dying prematurely.

Hence acts of spontaneous generosity such as the £60,000 he donated to charity for a one-minute kiss with Kate Moss which he "gifted" to Jemima Khan to enjoy, though detractors saw it as evidence merely of his genius for self-promotion.

Only time will tell whether Bale becomes a success at the Bernabeu, but this evidence merely confirms suspicions he was a player they did not need - evidenced by the fact that he had to be played out of position in order to be shoehorned into the team.

But some aides protested vigorously that her role -- under the independent counsel law -- was to determine not the weight of evidence but merely whether it was credible and specific information that indicated an official may have committed a crime.

Come judgment day, I dread becoming another statistic languishing behind bars, referred to by a hashtag on Twitter knowing that the outcome of the trial may have nothing to do with evidence but merely based on the political score settling between Qatar and Egypt.

Thus, these existing evidences merely support that the futalosine pathway predated the classical MK pathway, but it might not originate before the divergence of domains bacteria and archaea.

They found that it was prompted not only by considering mixed evidence, but by merely thinking about the topic.

He was not thinking about destroying evidence, but was merely following company policy, which was to trash all non-final documents after the deals were done.