Sentence examples for mere evidence of from inspiring English sources

A woman may not be enticed by mere evidence of transportation and a few small bills.

She and her colleagues "don't view uses of their imagery as exploitative, but mere evidence of participation," she said in an e-mail message.

But to demote these strange, beautiful pictures to mere evidence of a desire to be not of this earth is to strip them of their power as works of art.

Others have taken the variety of category systems explicitly offered or presupposed by philosophers as mere evidence of the particular presuppositions of their thought, or prejudices of their age not as evidence about anything to do with the world and its divisions.

Mere evidence for anticipatory encoding of location does not suffice to establish that the path integration mechanism is actually representational.

They quote Jeremy Freese who describes this sort of argument as "more 'vampirical' than 'empirical' unable to be killed by mere evidence".

However, criticism of the extreme antics of the small minority of Christian conservatives in Korea has been taken as mere additional evidence of the perceived social persecution of Christians and Christianity in general.And when dressed up in the accoutrements of the one Pure Nation, Tradition, and her handmaidens, who can really disagree?

Mere lack of evidence, of course, is no reason to denounce a theory.

By generations of word of mouth, the phrase has been taken as evidence of mere obliviousness, to suggest that Kael was incredulous at Nixon's victory because she knew almost nobody who supported his candidacy.

The simple truth is that much of the debate surrounding the PLA's cyber war capabilities is mere speculation based on evidence of its undoubted success in cyber espionage.

CND itself, the Home Office, concluded, "is no mere front organisation and there is no evidence of Soviet funding".