Sentence examples for selective evidence from inspiring English sources

Were the verdicts, even if arrived at through selective evidence and legal error, actually unjust?

Opposing lawyers present selective evidence that supports their respective stories and argue why other evidence presented does not refute them.

Litchat is adamant, yes, and impervious to factual challenges, but that tends to be true of all strong opinions formed on a basis of incomplete and selective evidence.

There are huge holes in the argument – selective evidence, non-sequiturs, and so on – that alone would make it a very poor model of true historical method for any schoolboy or girl.

Most Lincoln scholars considered it a tendentious work of scholarship, marred by selective evidence taken out of context, suppressive of contrary evidence, heedless of the cultural and political climate that constrained Lincoln's options and oblivious of Lincoln's capacity for growth, which enabled him to transcend the racist environment of his youth.

Many of the key capitals would look to control the education of the infant ICTY by providing selective evidence as well as support.

A general principle of evidence-based medicine, as well as economic evaluation, is not to be selective with evidence.

Furthermore, E2-P22 binding was HA selective, as evidenced by negligible binding of the nanocages to non-HA materials including polystyrene, agarose, and polycaprolactone (PCL).

Dalton argues that the AAP have "made a fool of themselves" with their selective review of evidence neglecting some evidence contradicting the health benefits, and overstates the risks of, for instance, penile cancer, which is extremely rare.

Some psychologists restrict the term confirmation bias to selective collection of evidence that supports what one already believes while ignoring or rejecting evidence that supports a different conclusion.

He is a little selective with his evidence, though.