Sentence for evidence | Use evidence in a sentence

Sentences for evidence. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use evidence in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for evidence.

• That is evidence. (10)
• There was evidence. (10)
• No lemonade is in evidence. (21)
• Have you ever given evidence? (8)
• The evidence was before him. (10)
• The evidence must be impartial. (8)
• His evidence is to be taken to-morrow. (8)
• The clowns are very much in evidence. (21)
• His lawyers were busy procuring evidence. (10)
• But now they began to bring us in the evidence. (8)
• Is there any evidence of an attempt at concealment? (14)
• They were sure he was hungry after all that evidence. (8)
• I thought he gave his evidence well; and his wife too. (8)
• In his department he had almost daily evidence of that! (8)
• I can give no proofs, but I judge by the best evidence. (10)
• How does that strike you as evidence of exemplary habits? (1)
• In this work we find the romantic idea clearly in evidence. (3)
• His evidence under cross-examination savoured of taciturnity. (8)
• In aerial performances few new individual feats are in evidence. (21)
• Here was evidence of her intending the division to be a fixed gap. (10)
• You say the mother is on the streets; what evidence have you of that? (8)
• I have half an hour before the train; my evidence shall come from Italy. (8)
• She fed her incredulousness indignantly on the evidence confounding it. (10)
• It was the piece of evidence they had all unconsciously been waiting for. (8)
• What evidence have we to show that the Assyrians held music in high esteem? (3)
• She was too full of her own burning passion to take evidence from her sight. (10)
• Hard times are reflected in it, and prosperity fills it with joyous evidence. (21)
• It is impossible in the space of this paper to sift the evidence pro and con. (16)
• If the evidence of sight might be trusted, she held a washing-bill in her hand. (4)
• It remained for a comparative outsider to supply the next evidence of interest. (8)
• It was silly to ask a subcontractor to give evidence damaging to his employer. (13)
• Of other vices which are prevalent in many walks of life there is no evidence. (21)
• This should be accepted as some evidence of the standard of accuracy maintained. (16)
• There must be evidence of misconduct, and in this case of cruelty or of desertion. (8)
• The Marches, from no positive evidence of any sense, decided that they were Americans. (9)
• The thing existed in his mind, not as a picture, but as a piece of irrefutable evidence. (8)
• A newspaper carries weight only as it can point to evidence of public sympathy and support. (16)
• For thirty years he had not entered his own court, nor heard a word of evidence or argument. (7)
• Everybody whispers and peers and is astonished, and dares not trust the evidence of his senses. (12)
• The real golden-rod is not much in evidence with us, for it comes only when summer is on the wane. (9)
• Very curiously the Duke gazed on her, for there was evidence of internal torture across her forehead. (10)
• An anonymous double entendre was not precisely evidence on which to found a rupture of the marital tie. (8)
• Yet, as in the other instances, there is the pathetic note of faith in spite of the evidence of sight. (14)
• Still it despatched him to the looking-glass, to bring that verifier of facts in evidence against the sketch. (10)
• The setting up of this defence of course enabled him to put in some evidence that might weigh in that direction. (8)
• Modern literature is full of evidence that our great grandfathers looked upon mountains with aversion and horror. (7)
• They had crept to place through the slime of the lower courts and their robes of office bore the damnatory evidence. (7)
• Her voice wavered, and as when we hear a flask sing thin at the filling, ceased upon evidence of a heart surcharged. (10)
• They replied, that the long habit of dealing with scales enabled them to weigh the value of evidence the most delicate. (10)
• The hasty concealment of a body in the hay behind the cages in the menagerie tent temporarily hid evidence of the crime. (21)
• Barto sneered indolently at this fresh evidence of the small amount of intelligence which he could ever learn from others. (10)
• Stephen gave him the look with which he was accustomed to curdle the blood of persons who gave evidence before Commissions. (8)
• Moreover, the marriage of these two renewed her belief in true marriages, and their intention to unite was evidence of love. (10)
• By doing nothing to secure relief he had acquiesced, even if the evidence could now be gathered, which was more than doubtful. (8)
• When Harriet had closed her evidence, she appealed to her dear Miss Woodhouse, to say whether she had not good ground for hope. (4)
• It was there believed by the gentlemen, though rather against evidence, that the man was a sturdy ruffian, and an infuriated sot. (22)
• Touched by this evidence of her deep desire that he should put as good a face on it as herself, Felix dabbed himself under the eyes. (8)
• His powers were placed in evidence by her not daring to utter a sarcasm, which was possibly the main cause of her burning fretfulness. (10)
• He genuinely believed that there was not evidence enough to convict; nor was it in him to appreciate the tortures of a vagabond shut up. (8)
• Lagers and frankfurters were much in evidence everywhere, especially frankfurters, which seemed to have whole booths devoted to broiling them. (9)
• This is evidence of the employment of the cheapest kind of labor for the masonry work and the cutting down of expense in using poor materials. (17)
• The case of Mr. Flitch, with the half wager about his reinstation in the service of the Hall, was conclusive evidence of her opinion of Willoughby. (10)
• Why had he not pushed the thing through and obtained divorce when that wretched Bosinney was run over, and there was evidence galore for the asking! (8)
• He saw little evidence of exact scholarship in the educated men, and a general disposition toward an indolent attitude regarding all important matters. (14)
• A prominent social worker carried these contracts, and evidence as to the bad conditions that had become established under them, to every newspaper in the city. (16)

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