Sentence examples for stands evidence from inspiring English sources

In the hearth stands evidence of Williams's acting pedigree: a photo of her great-great-grandfather playing a butler alongside Marie Tempest in a play that might or might not be called You Never Can Tell.

As the situation now stands, evidence of efficacy is not convincing enough to compel paediatric organisations to recommend routine use of probiotics.

CNN showed footage of construction equipment's being used to try to comb through giant pieces of debris in Amatrice and of rescuers standing on huge piles of rubble where homes once stood, evidence of the enormous scale of the rescue effort.

But the stereotype of the ambitious politician stands as evidence.

But the statistical record stands as evidence that Greenberg's religion might have been an additional barrier.

Whether it is Gutter listening or a computer, the most important thing for the man who survived the Holocaust is that the outcome stands as evidence that these events happened, and they happened to a real human.

The same cannot be said of "I Say a Little Prayer," which stands as evidence that the cost to Harris of his prominence has been the near-complete betrayal of his talent.

For generations of Britons the experience of Pompeii was mediated through Edward Bulwer-Lytton's 1834 potboiler, The Last Days of Pompeii, which, if nothing else, stands as evidence of the changes wrought in literary taste over the past century or so.

apparently stands for "evidence".

This stands as evidence for a shift from non-selective to selective teleology.

For some, pareidolia stands as evidence of the supernatural, Hood says.