Príklady circumstantial

• Circumstantial evidence, which he employs in his chronological chapters, but not in this context, points in other directions.

• They distinguish between elective bilinguals, a characteristic of individuals, and circumstantial bilinguals, a characteristic of groups.

• For building this image, palpable fantasy may be more valuable than circumstantial evidence.

• The location of these nematodes perhaps provides circumstantial evidence for the occurrence of vertical transmission.

• There is circumstantial evidence that fibrils may have a protective function.

• We consider the different notions of the etranger as socially constructed and circumstantial.

• Part of that evidence is circumstantial and overtly statistical, to be sure, but it is certainly not a void.

• Their being rich, then, is at least partly due to their circumstantial luck.

• Embodiment links together both broadly cultural and circumstantial usages, the body taking on its meaning at the intersection of narrative, culture, and social interaction.

• Finally, we provide circumstantial evidence for displacement effects.

• With workers' compensation, the evidence ranges from strongly circumstantial to clear and compelling.

• In some cases circumstantial evidence provides strong suggestions, and amprolium was just such a case.

• Despite being generally accepted, evidence supporting the mating hypothesis is circumstantial.

• The liberalism of businessmen was an ideological position of circumstantial and defensive convergence and not an effective unity of criteria and interests.

• Only then could expression shed its reliance on transitory, circumstantial theories like associationalism and uncover its natural foundation.