Similar words: evidence, evidenced, direct evidence, hearsay evidence, preponderance of evidence, physical evidence, documentary evidence, corroborating evidence. Meaning: adj. clearly to be seen.
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1. The first signs of spring are in evidence.
2. The new alliance was very much in evidence.
3. The police were much in evidence at today's demonstration.
4. Mrs. Jones was much in evidence at the party.
5. The police are always in evidence at football matches.
6. The documents may be used in evidence at the trial.
7. His statement to the police was used in evidence against him.
8. A photo of the victim's injuries was produced in evidence.
9. Unfortunately, only the cheerleaders were in evidence last night.
10. Few soldiers were in evidence.
11. His playfulness is in evidence this day, too.
12. No relief attempt was in evidence.
13. There was a lot of hair tonic in evidence.
14. The linkages were already in evidence from one point of view: road traffic.
15. But his dedication to work will be in evidence too.
16. Limestone reappears and is much in evidence when Hellgill Bridge is reached, this centuries-old structure spanning a deep gorge.
17. Clarets of 1981 are much in evidence now, following the introduction of the 10-year rule.
18. This trait was in evidence last week as the president, Leonid Kravchuk, threw his country into a constitutional crisis.
19. The police were very much in evidence at the protest.http://sentencedict.com
20. Complex and matrix structures are not in evidence in the survey of excellent firms.
21. In fact, yachts are much in evidence in Formentera especially off the glorious white beach of Illetas.
22. I've no idea how much the clothes cost because there was nothing so vulgar as a price tag in evidence.
23. Never put anything down on paper which might be used in evidence against you at a later date.
24. The police officer took a statement which was later used in evidence.
25. Mr Rockoff now sports a long grey beard and was often in evidence, smoking fat cigarettes.
26. Sadly, morals and behaviour ashore had deteriorated too with more drunks and ladies of easy virtue in evidence.
27. For the Code does not limit their freedom to question suspects provided they do not propose to use their statements in evidence.
28. These had been present since early in her life and were in evidence during the play I observed with her parents.
29. The decade's retreat from the cutting edge is certainly in evidence.
30. The soldiers are now housed in five-man rooms; duvets, music systems and the occasional television are in evidence.
More similar words: evidence, evidenced, direct evidence, hearsay evidence, preponderance of evidence, physical evidence, documentary evidence, corroborating evidence, circumstantial evidence, providence, improvidence, evident, evidently, evidential, self-evident, incidence, subsidence, accidence, residence, diffidence, confidence, dissidence, coincidence, in confidence, tax incidence, residence time, self-confidence, overconfidence, with confidence, hall of residence.