Sentence examples for evidence somewhere from inspiring English sources

Senator Richard C. Shelby, Republican of Alabama, the ranking minority member of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, has said that the intelligence agencies were "caught flat-footed" and insisted that "there had to be some evidence, somewhere, of something being planned".

There will be evidence somewhere in the passage, written in different, maybe confounding terms, but there is proof of every answer.

That frisky wordplay is still in evidence in "Somewhere Fun," but the looming sense of mortality is even more palpable.

At best it could be evidence that, somewhere on the orb, alien bacteria are eking a living in other words, there really are Martians, albeit primitive ones.

But perhaps it means that in the coming age, every writer will be a salesman: up past dark, sifting through the data stream for evidence that somewhere, some honest soul is buying.

There is recent evidence that – somewhere in the European chapter of this story – modern humans and Neanderthals must have interbred, but in all other respects, the Neanderthals seem to be a different species.

"This is the first conclusive evidence that somewhere out there, there once was something big," says Hal Levison of the Southwest Research Institute in Boulder, Colorado.

We did a study where whatever dreams people reported, a clinical psychologist would interpret it as evidence that somewhere you were lost for an extended time in an unfamiliar place and you were extremely uncomfortable.

Anecdotal evidence suggests that somewhere between 30%and80%0% of the prison population are property offenders funding a heroin or crack habit.

That means that federal prosecutors would have to show that their evidence came from somewhere other than the inquiry, Ms. Kelly said.

It just might, and the evidence comes from somewhere almost no one has thought to look: Africa's evangelical churches, long seen as the bane of family planning programs everywhere.