Sentence examples for surviving evidences from inspiring English sources

The surviving evidences of the original movement are limited, but it is clear that the fathers of semi-Pelagianism were monks who stressed the need of ascetic practices and who were highly respected leaders in the church.

Linking Bundy to surviving evidence has until now been difficult.

Moldings, mantels and ornamentation have been reproduced from surviving evidence.

The judge accepted there was no surviving evidence to prove what Vithlani did with the money.

The scarcity of surviving evidence gives Ms Sobel some poetic latitude.

"Some scholars have told me it is among the most important surviving evidence of Nazi desecration," he said.

Surviving evidence from parish records (which show, for example, very low rates of illegitimacy) calls such sweeping generalizations into question.

But a decades-old tar spill put a toxic blanket over surviving evidence of Sherman's raid.

In some cases, the plaster versions are now the only surviving evidence of assemblages that looters have destroyed.

Mr Ellison said there was no surviving evidence to support the allegation, although he was "unable to reject" the claim.

Owing to the durability of the Mesopotamian scribes' clay tablets, the surviving evidence of this culture is substantial.