Sentence examples for more than evidenced from inspiring English sources

Given that Sunfall is a festival thrown by the heads behind XOYO, it's not unreasonable to expect they have a pretty good phonebook to call from, as was more than evidenced by the bill.

McGrath thinks that he's only pretending so – that he's in denial, effectively – but asserts this more than evidences it, apparently on the a priori basis of the horridness of war.

But this conviction is supported by faith more than evidence.

Drug tests contain more than evidence of doping.

In fact, most of us trust our intuition more than evidence suggests that we should.

Caesar, however, has looked to the United States for more than evidence for a possible war crimes trial.

But critics say that the improvements are small, and that the idea is shaped by ideology more than evidence.

The Lego case illustrates that data is no more than evidence, and it's not always obvious what it is evidence of.

He knew that juries want more than evidence to convict; they want to be certain that the person they are sending to prison or to another world is an evil creature as well as an evildoer.

The fact other hospitals rejected the organs was "no more than evidence of another surgeon's opinion".

On whimsy more than evidence, he bet Tom Watson he would do it.