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Example is better than precept.

The proof of the pudding is in the eating.

Proof is better than argument.

A single fact is worth a shipload of arguments.

Let us put the matter to the proof!

Example is better than precept.

Proof is better than argument

“The proof of the pudding is in the eating.”【イディオム・格言的】

The evidence is clear.

The evidence allows only one conclusion

There is not even a semblance of proof.

I shall state some facts in corroboration of the evidence.

There is evident proof―manifest proof―that it is so.

There's no evidence.

There's no proof.

There's no evidence.

There's no proof.

The story is consistent with the evidence.

There's no particular evidence.

What evidence do you have?

What evidence do you have.

infer from incomplete evidence

Which only proves.

The evidence is insufficient

The evidence is inconclusive.

There are some facts in corroboration of the evidence.

The proof is flimsy.

This fact corroborates the evidence.

The fact is too evident to require proof.

The fact is too clear to require proof.

Example is better than precept.

Proof is better than argument.

Example is better than precept.

an obvious evidence

prima facie evidence

evidence

to adduce evidence

clear evidence

the taking of evidence

manifest evidence

positive proof

conclude from evidence

unequivocal evidence

supporting evidence

collateral evidence

an evidentiary fact

the evidence of something

I have the proof in my hands.

anecdotal evidence

indirect evidence

Evidence is found

produce evidence

give supporting evidence

The proof is manifest.

break down a proof

a piece of evidence

a formal proof

suspect evidence

external evidence

There is sufficient evidence―conclusive evidence.