Sentence examples for rather evidence from inspiring English sources

Germany's strength is not an anomaly but rather evidence of how the euro plays to its advantage.

The fact that we have a communications strategy is not "chilling" but rather evidence of our willingness to engage in an open debate.

So urination and defecation weren't a sign of fear, McClane showed Strack, but rather evidence that every one of those victims had been mere moments away from death.

The low conviction rate of sexual assaults in Britain, Vine suggests, is not a failure but rather evidence of a robust, effective criminal justice system.

What shocked ordinary Pakistanis was not the interview — Mr. Hussain had already made similar accusations in court — but rather evidence that it had been rigged.

The Australian cardinal said there was no suggestion of graft regarding the undeclared sums, but rather evidence of arcane working practices.

The first complaint misfires, because both Jeffrey and Spohn conditionalization are result- rather evidence-oriented: the parameters pi and ni characterize the resulting degree of (dis belief in Ei rather than the amount by which the evidence received between t and t′ boosts or lowers the degree of (dis belief in Ei.

Moreover, it was noted that order effect was rather evidenced in the first four orders, making for a relatively more precise experiment than the ones using remaining samples.

Trump himself provides rather excellent evidence for this finding.

It was a claim based on anecdote rather than evidence.

But these are, I suppose, small-scale, anecdotal slivers of rather flimsy evidence.