Sentence examples for evidence you know from inspiring English sources

Certainly I thought, you know, this is Tottenham, a member of their community has been killed, rightly or wrongly, and because of the gestures and the threats that were shouted out – I mean that was what, if you like, provided the evidence, you know, with Keith Blakelock, as something I can remember.

Because you want to believe, and you'd love to for there to be evidence, you know?

"You need to have really hard evidence, if, you know, if you're accused of something, show the evidence," Melania said.

Both social proof and social influence are evidence that you know what you're talking about.

"If you ever want to hold up evidence that you know absolutely nothing about economics or about gas prices, I think that would be the perfect answer".

For example, if you are writing for a literature class and a prompt asks you to "illustrate your argument with specific evidence," you'll know that means the essay will need to quote directly from the text you are reading.

They accumulate big fat files, data of technical evidence which – if you know how to analyse it – mean almost nothing".

And I think he — and we have evidence showing that, you know, he was the person who is behind this.

JOHN OSBON: By the time the evidence is there, you know we're up 30 to 50%.

In this time, it's best to refer to your evidence on why you know this is not so.

There is good evidence that seeing someone you know and care about breastfeeding their baby is likely to make it feel like a more realistic option when it comes to decisions about feeding your own baby, and improved normalisation of breastfeeding in public places (including on the internet) may increasingly enable future parents to consider it themselves.