Sentence examples for unusual evidence from inspiring English sources

Manhattan prosecutors put some unusual evidence to use this week in the trial of a Harlem man accused of multiple rapes and murders: a DNA sample that detectives admit they obtained through trickery.

At first pass it may seem unusual that evidence for 62 Myr cyclicity is essentially absent when extinction intensity is considered alone: the cyclicity is much stronger when analyzing origination intensity.

This unusual find provided evidence of a three-level food chain.

One of the more unusual pieces of evidence presented was a diary with mysterious entries about her one great secret.

At a North Carolina strangulation-murder trial this month, prosecutors announced an unusual piece of evidence: Google searches allegedly done by the defendant that included the words "neck" and "snap". The data were taken from the defendant's computer, prosecutors say.

An email sent to all those affected, seen by the Guardian, said: "Earlier this morning, we discovered unusual activity and evidence of an attempted cyber-attack on our computer network.

He said: "It's not uncommon to find parasitic wasps new to Britain, but to find a new genus for the country that is large and showy is very unusual and good evidence of change in our fauna.

"Heist" is cleverer and more unusual than "The Evidence," but it, too, ignores demographic shifts to focus on a safe biracial formula that dates back to Bill Cosby's days on "I Spy".

There have often been rumours of this kind of espionage at international conferences, but it is highly unusual for hard evidence to confirm it and spell out the detail.

For example, earlier this year the agency held up three applications for visiting musicians with the Chicago Opera Theater, requesting an unusual amount of evidence to corroborate the visa requirement that the artists have achieved sufficient renown.

Not every unusual experience is evidence of a mental disorder.