Sentence examples for that evidenced from inspiring English sources
He is clearly confused about that, evidenced by the contradictory appeal for privacy via the global projector that is a social network site.
"Because Defendant Oliver omitted any mention of the other reports he was aware of that evidenced that an earthquake caused the collapse, as Mr. Murray correctly stated following the collapse, Defendant Oliver's presentation intentionally and falsely implied that there is no such evidence," the complaint says, per The Daily Beast. .
It aligns with the figurative panels and screens that can be traced to her first public exhibit in 1913 and the first published feature on her, in British Vogue, of 1917; it has an altogether different spirit from that evidenced in reductionist features such as the 'brick' wall panelling and screens that gave the Suzanne Talbot apartment so radically modern a character.
In rural society historians have noted a lack of evidence of widespread unrest similar to that evidenced the Jacquerie of 1358 in France and the Peasants Revoltt of 1381 in England, possibly because there was relatively little of the type of change in agriculture, like the enclosure of common land, that could create widespread resentment before the modern era.
However, research indicates that children's experience of depression differs significantly from that evidenced in adults.
Coleman described the comments as "ignorant slurs" that evidenced "pure disrespect".
"That evidence is devastating".
That evidence is striking.
Was that evidence of interior religious lives?
