Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Evidence"

A: Very obvious, unacceptable, terrible and very noticeable, etc.

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To support as.....
To be used as.....

This should be referred to the document though.

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She was shown it
She was forced to acknowledge it

A: It means, the evidence is building upwards.

A: A solid proof 증거

A: She has become known for the power of her writing, as is evidenced by the popularity of her new book.
Global warming is real, as is evidenced by record breaking temperatures worldwide.

A: You need evidence before you blame someone else

You don't have any evidence that it's me

They didn't arrest the murderer because there wasn't evidence apparently.

A: Eg. What evidence do you have that I am lying.

Eg. I don't have any evidence that he was murdered.

Eg. The police collected evidence on the recent suicide.

A: 1. The criminal was sentenced because there was enough evidence.
2. You cant lie because I have evidence.
3. You have to provide evidence before filing a case.

A: A clue is a hint that leads you to something.
Evidence is gathered information which you use to support a claim.

A: Evidence is a fact or situation that suggests something might be true. Proof is a fact or situation that removes all doubt. Sometimes more than one evidence can add up to proof.

A: Evidence is like blood at a crime scene.

Proof is taking the blood and saying it matches the person who was caught. So it proves they were the one who bled.

A: "Shaky" means that the evidence could partially work but there are possible contradictions. "Weak" means that it does not support [the assumption] enough.

A: Her paintings are a testament to her skilful use of the brush.

His writing is a testament to the underlying philosophy of his life.

A: The sentence is correct! No grammar issues. Sounds natural.

A: Check the question to view the answer

A: Check the question to view the answer

A: @loud_keyboard Provide is to show
Produce is to make evidence

A: The definition of "digital evidence" and also "privacy", are different in India and my country. Personal information, such as real name and address, is protected on this blog.

A: that sound really good! if that was a first time saying then good job!

A: While there, I was responsible for identifying and reviewing critical evidence in high-profile, active criminal case records. I also incorporated all the information I gathered into reports.

I would switch the order to identifying and reviewing because that is the natural progression. I believe the word you want here is incorporated, rather than integrated. Integrated sounds odd here because it sounds like you are saying you combined the information with reports.

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"New evidence has recently come to light"
"A piece of new evidence has recently come to light"