Sentence examples for pull evidence from inspiring English sources

Then the doctor met with Jonah, to see for himself, pull evidence right from the culprit's mouth.

Outrage was swift enough that, according to Forbes, the company pulled evidence of the ad from social media sites within an hour.

"We'd pull at evidence from the dawn of photography to prove that child sexuality was once acceptable," John said.

Powar said the abuse came from a "small section of the crowd" and admitted: "It may not be easy to pull together evidence for a case to be brought".

The horses that pull toward "evidence" pull a cart full of money.

We will pull together evidence to show that a major role of these regions is in the moment to moment or dynamic processing of social situations in the service of social perception, communication, and reaction.

Pull out evidence when talking.

A trained biochemist, Lane smoothly pulls in evidence from genetics, proteomics (the study of proteins), paleontology and geophysics to show how the critical components and mechanisms of complex life — from DNA and photosynthesis to sex and vision — could have developed.

In the accompanying photo, Pynchon looks to a be a large man with glasses and a silvery mustache; he stands out only because on a warm day he is wearing a heavy black anorak with the hood pulled up — evidence of either a bad cold or a serious obsession.

That's according to free speech advocates at Access Now, who pulled together evidence that the social network was shuttered in its entirety over the weekend.

"We'll be pulling together evidence to show just how the land has been disturbed, what land is no longer available for harvesting, how certain kinds of physical disturbances affect wildlife patterns, how certain kinds of physical activities limit hunting," said lawyer Robert Janes, noting that the case will argue that the indigenous "right to hunt carries with it a substantial cultural component".