Sentence examples for pointed evidence from inspiring English sources

There must have been a great many taxi-drivers who could have given much more pointed evidence along these lines.

Especially when you factor in the less pointed evidence: Vine shares have surpassed Instagram shares on Twitter, for example, or even just hearing the term "Vine it" regularly in every day life.

If there was ever clear pointed evidence that Daniel was "born that way," her comment would be it.

She has always denied the charges but an appeal failed last year after judges found the case against her overwhelming and pointed to evidence of previous abuse involving both her children.

About 7cm long, Archicebus lived in the trees and its small, pointed teeth are evidence that its diet consisted of insects.

Perhaps the most pointed of the evidence backing up AT&T's claim was an e-mail sent by Cell South's chief executive, Hu Meena, asking for demands that would head off opposition to the deal.

Perhaps the most pointed of the evidence backing up AT&T's claim was an e-mail sent by Cellular South's chief executive, Hu Meena, asking for demands that would head off opposition to the deal.

Donald Trump continues to lead Hillary Clinton in the USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times Daybreak tracking poll, a result that some supporters have pointed to as evidence that Monday night's debate helped the Republican nominee.

Sometimes, these are pointed at as evidence that gender mainstreaming is not needed.

In advance of the report, those governments were pressing for the monitoring agency to publish a pointed account of the evidence suggesting Iran had weapons ambitions for its nuclear program.

Why, mutter some Turkish diplomats, should 200,000 or so people in northern Cyprus scupper the European ambitions of 69m-plus Turks?That question becomes even more pointed with the growing evidence that the Turkish-Cypriots themselves no longer applaud Mr Denktash's obduracy.