Sentence examples for evidence turned from inspiring English sources

It would be almost unbelievable if such evidence turned up.

Then evidence turned up suggesting Beatrice might actually be at fault.

More worrying: Some of the evidence turned out to be overblown.

Everything investors had been doing wrong, according to the evidence, turned out to be right.

In law, evidence turned up in an illegal search would generally be inadmissible in court.

Some evidence turned up in the purge revealed that Yang had been pressured to leave.

Insistence on the absolute truth of those traditions, regardless of evidence, turns into a variety of fundamentalism.

For evidence, turn to "Federal Reserve Information and the Behavior of Interest Rates," a paper in the American Economic Review in June 2000 by Christina and David Romer, two economists at the University of California at Berkeley.

But new evidence turns up, and Smiley is called out of retirement and given the resources to find out who the traitor is.

But the N.F.L. admitted it did not talk to Walsh, and if any evidence turns up, the Patriots could be embarrassed again.

He shut down any and all attempts from followers to question his evidence, turning their questions about his theories back on them.