Sentence examples for the evidenced from inspiring English sources
verb
To provide evidence for, or suggest the truth of.
- She was furious, as evidenced by her slamming the door.
His turn is initially constructed as an utterance completion exercise ("so Maureen's the::"), evidenced by the fact that it is a statement delivered as an intentionally incomplete turn, ending with a determiner (with an elongated vowel) that clearly projects a noun is to follow, and is to be spoken by Jill.
Stanley Feldman, an art historian, whose book Mona Lisa: Leonardo's Earlier Version was published yesterday, insisted that all the evidenced suggested that the work was the first Mona Lisa.
The evidenced oldest parts of the landslide at the Maleník Ridge had to originate during more humid interpleniglacial conditions.
Despite the evidenced differences of the delamination patterns, both films presented in Figure 1 show defined nanofibril layers (Figure 1E, F (insets)).
The evidenced networks were related to attention and executive functions, with CEN and SN more specialized in shifting, inhibition and monitoring, DAN in orienting attention.
The result is consistent with the evidenced decreasing of the free amino group percentage from 68.09 ± 5.10% to 14.73 ± 5.89% on the nanoparticle surface after dextran immobilization.
The evidence remains inconclusive.
The evidence suggests so.
It destroys the evidence.
