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direct evidence
noun
- evidence of a witness who testifies to the truth of the fact to be proved ( circumstantial evidence ).
direct evidence
noun
- law evidence, usually the testimony of a witness, directly relating to the fact in dispute Compare circumstantial evidence
Example Sentences
The Al Jazeera journalist Tamer Almisshal contacted Citizen Lab after he received death threats about his work in January 2020, but Marczak’s team initially found no direct evidence of hacking on his iPhone.
Daugherty said while recent research from Oregon State University found a connection between logging and increases in muddy water, it did not provide direct evidence that logging causes problems for drinking water.
So in June 2018, Watanabe returned to Lake Baikal, the world’s largest and oldest freshwater lake, to see if he could gather direct evidence that the seals were feeding on swarms of amphipods.
After it lands in February 2021, it will be the first rover designed specifically to look for direct evidence of past or present organisms.
For decades, researchers have been searching for direct evidence to confirm their suspicions.
Despite a lack of direct evidence connecting animals and earthquakes, researchers continue to explore the connection.
The answer is a resounding yes, at least in terms of direct evidence.
None of these results, of course, gives direct evidence that Mars actually ever harbored life.
“Juries usually prefer circumstantial evidence to direct evidence,” the judge said.
He attached great importance to my direct evidence, and we underlined the parts I was to be particularly strong upon.
There is no direct evidence, however, to connect Tammuz's slayer with the boar which killed Adonis.
We have direct evidence thus far back as to the existence of the constellations.
It will be hard to bring such a man to justice, without some direct evidence against him, Rasco.
The novelty in its latest presentation is that an effort is made to bolster it up with what is claimed to be direct evidence.
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