Before 2004, whenever a given Red Sox season collapsed, it strung me as another new arrival of deeply personal evidence that whatever I try in life will be doomed.
He has the two slips of paper in his kitchen now - the "before" and "after" protocols - his personal evidence of the institutional conspiracy to cheat at Russia's parliamentary election.
When I asked for scientific evidence to back up Gyngell's claims, she made the remarkable statement that her "personal" evidence of efficacy for recovery programs was as valid as the scientific studies I was quoting.
In Wangzhi, Mr. Huang, the farmer, offered personal evidence of the falling water table: the well that supplies his family normally has 33 feet of water during the dry season.
"If he could recover, why didn't others recover?" Bach-y-Rita had already begun tinkering with devices that substituted tactile sensation for vision, but, encouraged by this personal evidence of the brain's ability to adapt to loss, he completed his first prototype in 1969.
Parents don't leave quite as much personal evidence of their inner lives in plain sight as Terry and Jan Greenbriar do (though their carelessness is more plausible than the habit of other video game characters of leaving their deepest thoughts scrawled on a wall in graffiti, possibly using blood).
The controls had to have no lifetime personal evidence of any DSM-IV-TR Axis I disorder, again with the exception of nicotine and caffeine abuse, and to present a negative family history for psychoses and mood disorders in their first-degree relatives.
This lack of research has resulted in ongoing discussions and the dissemination of personal, non-evidence based opinions, especially with regard to issues like effectiveness, side effects and cost [ 14].
Though memory is not the metaphysical ground of personal identity, it provides first-personal evidence of it.
Though memory is not the metaphysical ground of personal identity, according to Reid, it provides first-personal evidence of personal identity.
