Sentence examples for of evidence points from inspiring English sources

"But every other piece of evidence points to this being the painting that was missing".

But a growing amount of evidence points towards Islamic extremists, including, some say, the date itself.

While the international community grapples with Sri Lanka's insistence that it is the former, a depressing body of evidence points towards the sinister.

Mr Davis said Mr Aamer should be given a fair trial and a "great deal of evidence" points to his innocence.

Studies have shown a connection between bacteria in the gut and skin conditions, and now a growing body of evidence points to the value of topical probiotics for treating everything from acne and rosacea to wrinkles and aging skin.

Google "origin of kissing" or the words "kissing" and "culture" and you learn that while the experts are not entirely sure whether kissing is an instinctive or learned behaviour, the weight of evidence points towards the latter.

"The preponderance of evidence points to the fact that McVeigh had some sort of ongoing relationship with members of the A.R.A.," said Professor Hamm, author of the 2001 book "In Bad Company: America's Terrorist Underground".

Here's one of my lists: – A broad body of evidence points to a growing human influence on the climate, much of which remains masked by inherent variability in the system.

The weight of evidence points to the advertising of food affecting food consumption, especially among children.

But the bulk of evidence points to a future where the dangers of driving are void if we embrace the coming of autonomous transport.

A growing body of evidence points to an inseparable link between attributes of the nursing work environment and nurse and patient outcomes.