Sentence examples for evidence of true from inspiring English sources

The lack of convincing evidence of true bird fossils prior to the Tertiary has suggested that birds did not coexist with dinosaurs.

Some radicals accepted a kind of continuity from the 1st century to the 16th, but the only evidence of true faith that they identified was among the medieval movements that had separated themselves from official Roman Catholicism or that were condemned and persecuted by Catholics.

Why should we aspire to anything less?" Yes, the new order may be somewhat harder on children, but absent evidence of true social disintegration (soaring crime rates, collapsing educational attainment, riots in the streets), "why not just look at progress and call it 'progress'?" I suppose one rejoinder would be, progress toward what end?

But behavioral researchers have found little evidence of true altruism: helping an unrelated individual when there's no expectation of payback.

Second, using a dynamic probit model, we found evidence of "true" state dependency among all types of innovations, except marketing innovators.

Most importantly, however are those utilised for embedding quality into institutional cultures in an ever-changing and unstable environment in order to ultimately display evidence of true improvement?

Perhaps the best evidence of how true that is came last season.

Mackerras's recent career gives evidence of a true Indian summer, and he is conducting better than ever.

Sometimes serious evidence of the true fate of an M.I.A. was discounted, while wild rumors of "live sightings" were given credence, raising impossible hopes.

Welsh-Ovcharov has spent the last three years working "like a scientist" on the ledger and believes she has overwhelming evidence of its true nature.

And so there it hangs in the show, on a wall of shame, surrounded like a mug shot by the evidence of its true crime.