Sentence examples for evidence of everything from inspiring English sources

We would have complete video evidence of everything," he said.

Yeah, things aren't looking good for Lucas: The prosecutor has evidence of everything.

The material, 4,200 years old, includes fish scales, seeds, pollen and evidence of everything from climate swings to devastating forest fires.

To that end, Braun's defense team is in the midst of systematically gathering evidence of everything he ingested in the days leading up to his test before the playoffs began.

The broader population was never particularly interested in the Mueller investigation and increasingly considered it further evidence of everything that is allegedly wrong with Washington: that it's run by navel-gazing and self-obsessed elites who are more concerned with defeating each other than with helping the country.

When we went into deliberation in the jury room we not only had all the physical evidence of everything that was presented, but we also had sealed source code in its entirety from both sides, we actually had the memos that were talked about in the trial... and there was a piece of evidence after a piece of evidence that just clearly stacked up.

As we have seen, Williamson holds that one's evidence consists of everything that one knows.

"That evidence on top of everything else conclusively made me believe we had the right guy, and we had a provable case," Rosenthal says.

That job requires us to evaluate the evidence for ourselves — not the attorney general's summary, not a substantially redacted synopsis, but the full report and the underlying evidence". In light of everything that has happened since Mueller turned in his report 12 days ago, how could Congress settle for anything less?

I assist forensic scientists in the examination of evidence, which consists of everything from a victim's clothing to the weapons used in a criminal act.

"We learn to find evidence for everything - for our opinions of what we read, for our own explanations and arguments about the world," Dillion, a 17-year-old student in my English class tells me passionately as we sit together.