Sentence examples for generous evidence of from inspiring English sources

When he was king of Spain, Bonaparte loved wine and dinner parties — his nickname was "Joey Bottles" — and Monmouth students unearthed generous evidence of this in the hundreds of broken wine bottles recovered at the site.

Thus, using the most conservative evidence for life on Earth and the most generous evidence for liquid water, there is about a one-giga year period of time for life to originate.

Though they had no say in it, this last case must have interested the women jurors greatly because of the generous evidence given by the woman bigamously married.

He won access to records of the intelligence agency bank account in London, and discovered evidence of generous payments to Mr. Chiluba's children, the boutique and even the chief justice of the Zambian Supreme Court, among others.

As an American, I know that we are a generous people and see evidence of that around me every day, especially here at the Gates Foundation.

Remainers, meanwhile, might think the UK's permitted opt-outs from both the Euro and the obligation to take a share of the 2015 migrants are evidence of the generous bespokeness of our EU deal.

The bill's quick resurrection after Mr. Bush's inauguration was seen as evidence of the generous campaign contributions made to each party by the credit industry.

To me giraffes and female orgasms both represent solid evidence of a brilliant, generous and fun-loving creator.

Some opponents of unemployment benefits — mostly Republicans but a few Democrats as well — would have you believe those figures are evidence of laziness, enabled by generous benefits.

At first blush, a contested Democratic primary would seem to be more evidence of Mr. Pataki's generous supply of luck.

State employees also enjoy much more generous pension arrangements than most private workers get.The evidence of an overreaching and inefficient state with unaffordable aspirations is all around.