Sentence examples for evidence unsupported from inspiring English sources

A long-standing and at times tense correspondence with G. R. Osborn, pathologist at Derbyshire Royal Infirmary, again centred on Zuckerman's insistence on the insufficiency of post-mortem evidence unsupported by experimental work.

One sensed that one was in the presence of a kind of showman, a brilliant essayist, leaping from fragmentary evidence to unsupported conclusion, and summoning up a whole body of psychological myth the Id, the Libido, the Ego with the confidence of a Disney cartoonist drawing bunnies and squirrels.

One sensed that one was in the presence of a kind of showman, a brilliant essayist, leaping from fragmentary evidence to unsupported conclusion, and summoning up a whole body of psychological myth — the Id, the Libido, the Ego — with the confidence of a Disney cartoonist drawing bunnies and squirrels.

"We are not empowered to convert mere suspicion or surmise into some evidence, and stacking unsupported inference upon unsupported inference will not establish evidence that is legally sufficient," said a decision for the three-judge panel.

And he also moved for a new trial upon the grounds, among others, that the verdict was contrary to the law and the evidence and wholly unsupported by the evidence.

B5 Neediest Cases B4 SPORTS D1-8 EDUCATIONewew Look at Cheating Scandal A review of several cases cited in a disputed report on cheating in New York City schools found instances of ambiguous statistical evidence and fragmentary, unsupported testimony of young witnesses.

Instead of warning juries, as they used to, that it is dangerous to convict on the unsupported evidence of a complainant, our judges must now caution jurors about invoking myths and stereotypes about rape.

In attacking Israel's response to Hamas in Gaza on Forbes.com, Roth applies the skills he acquired during his years as a prosecutor in New York, building a tendentious case based on unsupported "evidence" and stripping away the context.