Gripped by this moving story, which has all the tension of a well-wrought horror flick, we waited the long list of credits to speak, and say, how sad to think that men would behave such, if a disaster did occur, and knowing too, that we have every evidence that we would turn on ourselves, and who would be left to blame us.
Mr. Bruns had every scrap of evidence he needed, including screen grabs.
The decision regarding officer Darren Wilson's fate was made by a grand jury, which had "every scrap of evidence" presented before it came to a verdict.
'The only religion that has not been invented, and that has in it every evidence of divine originality, is pure and simple Deism' (CW I, 600).
"Video evidence is one piece of the evidence that is out there, but we want to make sure that we have every bit of the evidence".
"If anyone is complaining that they have not been involved … they had every opportunity to send evidence to the inquiry.
It suggested Mr Blair had every chance to give evidence to its inquiry into how FOI was working but that it received a written submission from him only when its report had been finalised.
"When you add up the evidence, we have every reason to believe they've made two new weapons," a senior Asian official said.
Pressed by reporters to define the difference between "acts of genocide" and "genocide" Ms. Shelly replied: As to the distinctions between the words, we're trying to call what we have seen so far as best we can; and based again on the evidence, we have every reason to believe that acts of genocide have occurred.
Furthermore, when asked to evaluate an assertion in a situation of blameless mistake, where the speaker had every reason to expect the evidence not to be misleading (Experiment 5), the outcome was also not straightforward.
