Sentence examples for matter of evidence from inspiring English sources

"There's no matter of evidence that will stop people from spinning yarns".

There's also the matter of evidence, and just what the charges would be against Trump.

Whatever happens, the appeal of Corbynism will be tested – and the debate about his electability will no longer be a matter of opinion, but a matter of evidence.

He said: "If a point is reached as a matter of evidence when everyone knows who the injunctions are about then they become pretty pointless.

New York magazine, April 26thIn this section In search of a message The problem with Kerrynomics On the trail A matter of evidence Whose Bill of Rights, anyway?

Every man must use his own so as not to hurt another: but if a sudden storm had risen which he could not stop, it was matter of evidence, and he should have shewn it.

Although lawyers can be present and generally sit behind witnesses, they rarely can object to the relevance or phrasing of questions, or to matters of evidence.

Although Quine apparently thought this possible, his holistic approach to matters of evidence suggests otherwise.

I know that it sounds wise and Serious to say that it is, but there is this matter of actual evidence; that evidence is strongly inconsistent with a structural story, and quite consistent with a demand story.

Matter: Amount of evidence.

Art teaches us that power is a matter of physical evidence.