Sentence examples for evidence until the from inspiring English sources

Despite his ill health, Abbado's musical passion was in evidence until the very end, friends said.

She said she was unaware that the items were evidence until the authorities came to get them days later.

Several describe a pattern of unhelpful behaviour – delaying presenting evidence until the last moment, or after a deadline has passed; refusing to concede anything until minutes before the tribunal was due to start – pushing up parents' costs, and exhausting their energy to continue fighting.

Geologists tended to largely dismiss this evidence until the 1960s.

Prosecutors withheld evidence until the day of his plea, and a government agent, Tsutomu Shimomura, took on a personal agenda of revenge for profit, illegally collecting "evidence" against Mitnick.

In any event, Lotze's continuing influence in the twentieth century (ironically) came mostly through the theological curriculum of classical liberal Protestantism, still in evidence until the late-1960s (cf. Reardon, 1968).

Since gathering and assessing the learner's evidence until providing the feedback of the instructor, these processes are implemented to fulfill a cycle of formative assessment in the lecture class.

Though the story is often included amongst the short list of detective stories by Poe, "The Gold-Bug" is not technically detective fiction because Legrand withholds the evidence until after the solution is given.

Instead it seems that the most that one can hope for is to accumulate evidence until eventually the case becomes compelling.

They had listened to evidence until midnight the previous night.

But if Blatter's downfall has been endlessly signposted as rumour has mounted upon rumour and dogged investigative journalism has produced a solid body of evidence until finally the FBI stepped in, then Platini's has been more sudden – at least in the eyes of much of the footballing public.