Sentence examples for lies evidence from inspiring English sources

Philip Parker, author, researched the Roman Empire across 22 countries Just a few hours' jeep-ride west of the touristic modernity of Hurghada, lies evidence of earlier visitors, the Romans.

Indeed, in this conjunction of the profane and the sacred lies evidence that Las Vegas, for all its emphasis on worldly good times, does not lack a spiritual life.

But farther down in the cores lay evidence of two previously unknown storms: one that struck between 1295 and 1407 and another between 1404 and 1446.

When Captain Less asked his opinion on some damning and possibly lying evidence furnished by a former colonel of the S.S., he exclaimed, suddenly stuttering with rage, "I am very much surprised that this man could ever have been S.S. Standartenführer!

It may also lay evidence-based groundwork to develop brief training interventions for parents or other caregivers to learn to effectively extend compassion and reduce stress in hospitalized or palliative care patients.

And beside this present activity lies the evidence of older industries come and gone.

There lies the evidence that South Africa struggle against England in Durban.

Under that shag rug lies the evidence of a worthwhile 1970's innovation: the architectural advance called the carpeted platform.

New shoots are sprouting from the felled willows and a closer inspection reveals that beneath the devastation lies further evidence of new life promoted by the beavers' work.

Under UK law, this does not constitute evidence, but in the US lie detector evidence is admissible under certain circumstances in some states.

The statement, alongside other established facts, doesn't just lay out evidence; it tells a story.