Sentence examples for told evidence from inspiring English sources
Froehlich-Grobe K, Nary DE, VanSciver A, Washburn RA, Aaronson L. Truth be told: evidence of wheelchair users' accuracy in reporting their height and weight.
The silence of most cabinet ministers early yesterday afternoon was telling evidence of the dilemma.
The game in Minneapolis offered telling evidence of the Nets' weakness this season.
Nearly one-third of our children are either overweight or obese, which is telling evidence of greater social problems.
The skull is of an age, scientists said, that it could be expected to provide telling evidence of life at the time the human and chimpanzee lineages diverged.
If gay marriage opponents had essentially invented a procreative foundation for marriage in order to justify opposing same-sex wedlock, it would indeed be telling evidence of a movement groping for reasons to justify its bigotry.
One adversary, an archaeologist who has directed excavations there since 1988, contends that he has found telling evidence of Troy as a much larger and more important city than previously thought.
There is already telling evidence that these new sex drugs may well do for medicine what porn did for the Internet -- constitute the killer ap that reshapes the industry in an age of patient choice and turboconsumerism.
"This is telling evidence of the quality of our coverage and execution," Diamond says.
But there's more telling evidence all around us, starting with the dramatic rise in the connoisseurship quotient of the wealthy themselves.
"These figures provide more telling evidence of the intense pressure in one of Britains most important sectors," said David Long, the chief executive of the association.
