Sentence examples for it contained evidence from inspiring English sources

It contained evidence that Apple had based one of its handset prototypes on what it thought a Sony-based iPhone might look like.

Although a federal prosecutor told the appeals court that whether the officer's account was correct was still in dispute, a judge on the appellate panel said that if it did hold up, "there is no way of denying" that it contained evidence that could potentially clear Mr. Schwarz.

A response was given X = +1 if it contained evidence for "new function" and X = +2 if it indicated an understanding of "new phenotype".

It contains evidence of profound faith in so many different deities that it seems possible that they may all be human inventions.

In his article, Scott says the taxi Duggan had been travelling in was taken away from the scene by police just after the shooting, despite it containing "evidence of major significance".

The bread poem, though, touches on another person's emotions; it contains evidence of what psychologists call theory of mind: knowledge — this would not ultimately get much easier for David — that other people have feelings, too.

Although it contains evidence for many social and technical strategies, the archaeology of North America has much to contribute to contemporary and future concerns with climate change and the reconstitution of communities.

"It contains evidence of continuous human settlement through many civilisations including the Assyrian, Roman, Arab – it is an astonishing area to work in and one of the most important in the world," she said.

Filed today, it contains evidence from the DOJ investigation pertinent to the upcoming civil case.

"Although the Cairo Calendar deals with astronomy only indirectly, it contains evidence that the scribes made recordings of a concrete phenomenon later discovered by modern science: the regular changes of the eclipsing binary Algol," wrote Porceddu and his colleagues.

It contains evidence of a crannog settlement, and was the location of a 10 x 2 ft dugout canoe described in the Cambrian Journal in 1862.