archival evidence造句

• There is no archival evidence to prove a direct influence of caid on Australian football.
• The book gathered archival evidence in support of the traditional identification of the model as Lisa.
• Even so, the archival evidence speaks for itself.
• The archival evidence pointing to other motives has only become available in the last two decades.
• The painting is traditionally dated 1664, though no archival evidence has yet been found to confirm this.
• Asada cites Japanese archival evidence that military officials were likely to fight on, furiously, until the end.
• This probably helped Drew win his majority, although in the 1970s, archival evidence was discovered proving the charge.
• A reexamination of the archival evidence indicates, however, that Mitchell made his first map in 1750 at Halifax's behest.
• It is often assumed Ruisdael studied with his father and uncle, but there is no archival evidence for this.
• Commissions are poring through archival evidence in Switzerland, Belgium, France, the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Brazil, and Argentina.
• Little is known of his early life and most archival evidence suggests he worked in Rotterdam, Delft, and Amsterdam.
• Via the available databases, the visitor can gain insight into archival evidence on the lives of many artists of past centuries.
• Attempts to relate it to Golem of Kruja or personalities named " Gulielm Arianiti " are resultless as no archival evidence exists.
• Archival evidence as to the reaction to policies of racial extermination can also be traced in various letters that survived the war.
• He provided visual, oral history and archival evidence that the Temuans had been living at Kampong Bukit Tampoi, Selangor for at least seven generations.
• The documentary makers found no archival evidence from newspapers of these events, leading to the assumption that the story was crafted to fit the remains.
• The action was described as " precautionary ", since no archival evidence could be found to confirm that he had received it in the first place.
• Similar to the archival evidence surrounding Frans Hals, the first known commissions for Jacob Cornelisz were from when he was at least 35 years of age.
• The report uses new archival evidence, including telegrams and minutes of party meetings, implicating individuals in the inner circle of late Khmer Rouge leader Pol Pot.
• Archival evidence suggests that the report was revised at a late stage, probably by Ashton-Gwatkin, in order to bring the document fully into line with British policy.