Sentence examples for really evidenced from inspiring English sources

As an adult, I have come to appreciate Herge's deft artistry and the subtextual richness of his globetrotting tales – and although neither of these qualities are really evidenced here, this is an entertaining video game interpretation, with pacy action, detailed environments, and subtly caricatured baddies.

The less filamentous carbons on the used AG-20NiAl than XG-20NiAl were really evidenced by the TPO and SEM measurements, better stability and activity in the fluidization dry reforming reactions.

But is this really evidence of gay culture dying out?

Was all this bonhomie really evidence of a broader racial tolerance?

One woman wondered if there was really evidence that anything less sweeping would have resulted in the carnage described so enthusiastically by broadcasters.

"About the only fly in the ointment in this release was the unemployment rate, and even this is really evidence more of the huge surge in the labour force [up by more than 1m].

"About the only fly in the ointment in this release was the unemployment rate, and even this is really evidence more of the huge surge in the labour force [up by more than 1m]..

Perhaps this objection is really evidence of the feeling that settling the issue based on one's conception of lawhood seems particularly unsatisfying.

"I've known that the climate change movement has been gaining momentum, and today is really evidence that it has".

Doubt may arise as to whether the findings we present are really evidence for such depression given sparse empirical evidence (Frankham et al. 2011).

EVIDENCE You don't really need evidence.