compelling evidence

Would you be kind enough to share that compelling evidence to us all?

And they present compelling evidence to back up their argument.

"I still see no compelling evidence between this body and what happened in Georgia."

The new studies provide compelling evidence in support of these concepts.

But there is, as yet, no compelling evidence to support this prediction.

They also provide compelling evidence of people's concern for others and their views.

Of course, if you had compelling evidence that a crime was about to be committed, you'd have to act.

But the most compelling evidence described comes from the tapes.

But there's enough compelling evidence that the state should have, four years ago, begun a serious look at the issue.

If it stops 3.1 years after the big day, then it's compelling evidence.

The compelling evidence behind this myth is still missing today.

One theory was that the most compelling evidence has been accumulated against them.

I completely accept the problem and the article provides some compelling evidence.

She'd heard even more compelling evidence from behind closed doors hi her own house.

"I don't know, but the Council got itself some very compelling evidence."

An excellent article - well argued, and with compelling evidence.

They said there was compelling evidence that transmission had occurred in the office.

But the most compelling evidence for alcohol's benefits comes from large population studies, which have had impressive results.

I have never seen any compelling evidence for it.

The committee heard strong personal testimonies, which provided compelling evidence in the report.

I have not seen compelling evidence of either claim.

No compelling evidence for their existence has been found.

Not a scrap of compelling evidence supporting the legend has ever turned up.

Perhaps the most compelling evidence comes from two of Mahler's own performances.

"Our most compelling evidence was the tapes," a defense lawyer said outside the courtroom today.