Circumstantial

Circumstantial Ad hominem circumstantial points out that someone is in circumstances such that they are disposed to take a particular position.

Anti-death penalty campaigners say that the case encapsulates Singapore’s ardent use of capital punishment, which is often imposed despite flimsy or circumstantial evidence.

But that’s all it was: circumstantial.

But the defence insisted the evidence was circumstantial and that no one could be sure it was Bliefnick in the videos.

But with no "smoking gun" and limited access to raw data, discussion of the science has played out in a haze of circumstantial evidence.

I also hold perspective that globally there are much greater difficulties and therefore my circumstances right now are just that, circumstantial, and I’ve seen a lot worse.

In what was a circumstantial case against him, detectives believed that he had poured large water containers on the boat over himself to make it appear he had gone into the lough after his wife.

She held that the convict had no clear explanation for why he fled to Port Harcourt the next day and that the circumstantial evidence against the convict was unequivocal, positive and irresistibly pointed to his guilt.

The case against Murdaugh was built largely on circumstantial information and cellphone data, not physical evidence the killer actually handled.

The largely circumstantial trial relief heavily upon journal entries Folbigg had made about her children's deaths including statements such as Sarah 'left with a bit of help' and Laura's 'fairly good nature' 'saved her from the fate of her siblings'.

While the game director has shot down questions about a DLC, there are hints and circumstantial evidence that point towards its release.

And then at the end of the day, we all generally thought that the prosecution strung together a lot of circumstantial evidence,” he said.

Defense attorney Kaitlyn Beck told the judge that the evidence is circumstantial and does not definitively prove Ibarra’s guilt.

During Peterson's trial, prosecutors leaned heavily on circumstantial evidence surrounding the affair and said Peterson was hoping to collect on Laci's $250,000 life insurance policy when he killed her and dumped her body in the Bay.

Hantona, the firm behind both Dorset care homes blamed 'financial difficulties' and circumstantial factors that impacted trade.

The rescuers said the circumstantial evidence suggested that the accident occurred due to brake failure.

To identify Spotts’ remains, scientists from DPAA used anthropological analysis, as well as dental and circumstantial evidence.

And circumstantial is less sure than the other evidence you’ve indicated.

But of course, who stood at what height and who looks like they can be violent are purely circumstantial reasons to believe either side.

In “Circumstantial Pleasures” — which opens with a quote from the fourth-century Chinese poet T’ao Ch’ien — Klahr shifts focus to the present and its ills without leaving the past behind.