Sentence examples for very circumstantial from inspiring English sources

It's all very circumstantial.

It is very circumstantial; it depends what time it is and what you are wearing.

The database on which this study was based is very circumstantial and has a high degree of validity and coverage, which is not possible for national database registries.

"This is very circumstantial, but possibly it was hit over the head with something because we have very good preservation of the body down to wrist bones that are 1cm in size, but not very much of the head.

It's a very circumstantial exercise with a response planned for a range of scenarios like if a child asks verses an adult, a close friend verses an acquaintance, or a family member verses a work colleague.

"There's so many undertones of sexism that we live in, that I don't have too much patience for someone who puts themselves in that situation where violence is very circumstantial," she explained.

Philip Steadman's book Vermeer's Camera – cited in the film – offers very strong circumstantial evidence.

A prosecutor, Carolyn Pokorny, said in court that there was "very strong circumstantial evidence" that Mr. Espada "was pulling the strings".

It doesn't prove that your dairyman is watering the milk, but it is very strong circumstantial evidence.

Mr Robertson added: "At this stage there is very strong circumstantial evidence that [Mr Perepilichnyy] was murdered because of the assistance he was giving to Hermitage".

Our 'index' patient A provides very strong circumstantial evidence that sunitinib was able to control his disease over more than 3 years and even at relapse of sunitinib pre-treated metastases.