Sentence examples for eye evidence from inspiring English sources

You'll have a grin on your face and a tear in your eye, evidence that the original Dolly Levi is still glowin', still crowin' and still goin' strong.

And the gleam in his eye, evidence of his determination to bring down the dragons that "live on death" -- the fire-breathing beasts consume ash -- makes Van Zan a blood brother to Quint, the laughably obsessed Great White Hunter played by Robert Shaw in "Jaws".

Remaining a Category 4 hurricane as it moved erratically westward across the Caribbean, a reconnaissance flight mission during the night of September 25 26 indicated strong rainbands with frequent lightning strikes and a well-defined eye, evidence that the storm was once again rapidly intensifying.

By the seventh round Telesco was getting swelling and redness around his eyes, evidence that Jones had been tagging him frequently.

Prosecutors and judges routinely turned a blind eye to evidence suggesting that detainees had been physically abused, or that security forces had planted evidence against them.

(The marriage was dissolved after a private eye reported evidence of adultery).

In addition, the city's highest officials had "turned a blind eye" to evidence that officers carried out the searches in a "racially discriminatory manner", she added.

It "quotes" security researchers, cites IP addresses, and even generates "Malware Indicators" – strings of code which look to the untrained eye like evidence of … something.

Like Sidney Lumet's "Making Movies" and William Goldman's books of advice on filmmaking, Mr. Mamet describes the process from the ground up, with a keen eye for evidence of the absurd.

They include, he said, "charge bargaining," in which prosecutors drop selected charges in exchange for a plea, and "fact bargaining," in which prosecutors turn a blind eye to evidence, typically guns or drugs, that would require a harsher sentence.

In 2004, a Senate panel accused Riggs Bank in Washington of having "turned a blind eye to evidence suggesting the bank was handling the proceeds of foreign corruption" in accepting hundreds of millions of dollars in deposits from Equatorial Guinea.