The annual "shows" of the Royal Agricultural Society have elicited good evidence of skill in management as well as of excellence of design and construction.
He did not say that the geological operations of nature were never more rapid, or more vast, than they are now; what he did maintain is the very different proposition that there is no good evidence of anything of the kind.
Agnosticism (me judice) says: There is no good evidence of the existence of a demoniac spiritual world, and much reason for doubting it.
Some writers have asserted that Philip and Nathanael were learned men, but of this there is no good evidence.
Thus, on good evidence, there was a Catlochill, or Catlockhill, between Coultartcleugh and Branksome.
Many attempts have been made to put evidence into different classes and to give tests of good evidence.
He may have plenty of good evidence, but he will never win unless that evidence is organized, that is, put together in the most effective manner.
If the experience of the audience is that these men are untruthful or likely to exaggerate, our evidence will not be good evidence.
He might say, "You beg the question; you assume that there is an inherent tendency in animals towards progressive development, whereas I say that there is no good evidence of any such tendency.
There isgood evidence that a massacre of Awatobians occurred in the southeastern angle of the eastern part of the pueblo, just east of the mission.
The material from which most of the vessels were manufactured came, no doubt, from a bank near the ruin, where there is good evidence that it was formerly quarried.
Ground plan of Palatki (Ruins I and II)] From the arrangement of openings in the front wall at the highest part there is good evidence of the former existence of two stories.
If we have no good evidence that it is, we equally lack evidence on the other side.
And even if we had, could the solemnity of an oath be admitted as good evidence?
And it acknowledges also that the truth of this account is good evidence to prove that the rulers of the Jews found it necessary, in order to oppose the truth of the resurrection, to get such a report in circulation.
Now permit me to ask, is not this as good evidence of the existence of the original Greek, as the original Greek is of the facts intended to be proved thereby?
You contend in your second number, that the translation of the Scriptures out of the original languages is as good evidence of the existence of the original, as the original could be of the facts they relate, &c.
The human bone found in the Victoria Cave at Settle, apparently under a patch of boulder-clay, has been regarded as a good evidence of the preglacial origin of man.
Another is that it proves too much, namely, a regular succession of cold and warm periods throughout geological time, of which we have no good evidence, and which is on many grounds improbable.
These are facts of the history of the earth guaranteed by as good evidence as any facts in civil history.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "good evidence" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
