Sentence examples for the shocking evidence from inspiring English sources

Then, of course, came the shocking evidence of what actually happened: JoeSportsFan (@JoeSportsFan) Obstruction.

All that remains is to present the shocking evidence to the world, and give the villains the punishment they deserve.

The contrast between the banal interior of court 73 in London's Royal Courts of Justice, and the shocking evidence we heard, was bewildering.

GENEVA — The United Nations experts investigating human rights conditions in North Korea said Tuesday that the "shocking" evidence they had collected from defectors and others suggested "large-scale" patterns of abuse that demanded an international response.

All those I met were eager to buy clips that showed how monstrous the Khmer Rouge were, but none wanted the equally shocking evidence of how three US administrations had colluded in Cambodia's tragedy; Ronald Reagan was then secretly backing Pol Pot in exile.

As for social conservatism, the most shocking evidence was last year's sentencing of members of Pussy Riot, a punk band, to two years in prison camp for a forty-second dance and "punk prayer" in a Moscow cathedral.

Tristram Hunt, Labour's shadow education secretary, said the ad was "shocking evidence" of the damage being done to school standards in England.

A Hansard Society report, "Electronic Media, Parliament and the People" (Hansard Society, £5.00), uncovered shocking evidence of the frivolity of the young.

Barran said the study was "more shocking evidence" that domestic violence could often be stopped earlier.

The most tangible and shocking evidence of mass murder was presented last year in a report that included thousands of photographs smuggled out of Syria by a former military policeman who has been dubbed "Caesar".

The Downing Street files provide shocking evidence that a personal element of racism, not evident in her public statements as prime minister, lay behind her reluctance to agree to a private and informal request from the United Nations high commissioner for refugees for Britain to take in 10,000 refugees who had fled Vietnam after the fall of Saigon in April 1975.