Sentence examples for presenting as evidence from inspiring English sources

This sort of thing reaches a nadir on Ordinary Life, where he protests about the hollow carapace of fame, wealth and celebrity, presenting as evidence of its awfulness the fact that he's recently been fellated by a lady apparently exceptionally skilled in that particular area ("Heaven in her mouth, got a hell of a tongue").

That gave them some crucial leverage: an internal presentation from Apple, presented as evidence by Samsung in a trial over patents, showed executives concerned in April 2013 that "consumers want what we don't have" – larger-screened phones.

Autopsy reports often are presented as evidence in civil suits seeking to establish liability.

The luncheon vouchers, presented as evidence, became an enduring part of the story.

Most of the songs presented as evidence of Dylan's greatness only confirmed my view.

Mr. King and Mr. Brennan presented as evidence two sisters who claimed to be descendants of the newly discovered Thomas Jefferson Jr.

Abysmal sales at bookshops across the country are presented as evidence.

Jurors instead focused on the transcripts of recorded conversations as well as text messages presented as evidence.

However, many of the things presented as evidence of this progress have not trickled down to wider society beyond Pyongyang.

Prosecutors presented as evidence recordings and footage attributed to the al-Jazeera team, including music videos and footage of animals.

The objects presented as evidence of a coup plot seemed quite standard: uniforms, badges, berets, rubber truncheons and radios.