Sentence examples similar to sorting evidence from inspiring English sources

Sorting the Evidence The Sanford Police Department assigns homicide cases to its five investigators who handle major crimes.

Its very existence is an object lesson of sorts — evidence of how the right mix of filmmaker whimsy, corporate latitude and, perhaps, Hollywood newbieness can align for something original in a culture of big-budget sameness.

Two universities, Fresno State and Georgia, had withdrawn from postseason competition as they tried to sort out evidence of academic fraud or improper benefits to players.

He sorted the evidence of physical reality that he so fastidiously gathered for internal character clues.

Like descriptivist accounts, Evans' hybrid theory accounts for cognitive significance (of the sort evidenced by sentences like (2) through (5)) as well as reference; like causal accounts, it preserves the intuition that one cannot refer to something with which one has no causal connection whatsoever.

But after sorting through the evidence and Mr. Zimmerman's account, the three jurors changed their minds.

Rather, he was able to believe it because he was exposed to these facts and not those, because his political and religious views inclined him towards believing this sort of evidence and not that sort, and so on.

One of the key points of even having a trial is for the trial jury to sort out conflicting evidence; absent a confession, every criminal case has some sort of conflicting evidence.

The key question is then whether that sort of evidence is good evidence for the sort of conclusion we tend to draw.

His assistants were barred from AOL's offices after he left so that the company could sort through possible evidence in their files.

Mr. Bardmass later said in court papers that Mr. Bierfeldt's "evasive behavior" led him to call the airport police to help sort out "possible evidence of criminal activity".