Examples of using Documented evidence in English and their translations into Serbian
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Cyrillic
But it pays to be famous enough to have your explanation of some idea be the first documented evidence of it.
In reality, as far as documented evidence goes, the quote should either be credited to Faye Dunaway,
so little publicly available documented evidence in the field throughout history,
at least as far as documented evidence reveals, he wasn't calling it the“Bloody Mary.”.
continuing his work collecting documented evidence of the many atrocities against the Polish people being committed by the Soviets
While there were certainly many exceptions, documented evidence indicates most who listened did know it was a dramatization and were completely aware
at least as far as documented evidence goes.
However, despite my sincerest efforts, I was unable to find any first hand documented evidence to back up that latter theory for the exact expression“As American as apple pie”,
However, if the documented evidence is any indication, this phrase didn't catch on among a wider audience
there has never been any documented evidence whatsoever linking it to such religious symbolism.
though I couldn't find any documented evidence, that another common variation at the time was“It ain't over till the fat lady sings the blues.”).
Further rumors that the man struck his happy pose as he had no knowledge of etiquette in photography at the time can likewise not be substantiated by any documented evidence we can find.
It's possible that the meaning simply morphed over the course of the early 18th century to when the first documented instances of“let the cat out of the bag” popped up, but there is no documented evidence of this evolution, so we can't know for sure.
with the earliest documented evidence of Arabs having intimate knowledge of gunpowder in 1240.
despite the fact that documented evidence seems to clearly indicate it was Watson's invention that Goldman's firm just copied.
must provide documented evidence of the required level of proficiency in the English language.
though there are some popular theories and with the documented evidence at hand we can mostly piece together in general how it came to be.
there is no documented evidence that this is actually the case.
An origin theory with a tad more documented evidence behind it, pins it on a French book published in 1934,
So, from the documented evidence(and quite a bit of somewhat less reliable personal anecdotes),
