Circumstantial

She couldn't provide any concrete proof of her claims, only circumstantial evidence.

The judge's decision was based on circumstantial evidence that the defense could not refute.

The police had no direct evidence linking the suspect to the crime, only circumstantial evidence.

She attributed her mood to circumstantial factors such as the weather and lack of sleep.

We couldn't prove his guilt as the evidence against him was purely circumstantial.

The lawyer provided a lot of circumstantial evidence in their opening statement, but it didn't prove the defendant's guilt.

The speech contained a lot of circumstantial information that distracted from the speaker's main point.

The witness gave a circumstantial account of the accident.

The police have a circumstantial case against the suspect, but no direct evidence.

The circumstantial evidence suggested that the victim was killed elsewhere and then moved to the crime scene.

The defendant was convicted based on circumstantial evidence alone.

The defendant's alibi was supported by circumstantial evidence that placed him at a different location at the time of the crime.

The prosecution built its case on circumstantial evidence that the defendant was at the scene of the crime.

The company's success was not just due to circumstantial factors, but also their dedicated employees.

The historian studied the circumstantial evidence to piece together the events of the past.

He was released from prison after new circumstantial evidence came to light.

The detective's theory was based on circumstantial evidence and was later proven to be incorrect.

His alibi was weak and the circumstantial evidence against him was strong.

The witness could not provide any direct evidence, only circumstantial.

The witness provided circumstantial evidence that the defendant had motive to commit the crime.

The novel's plot relied heavily on circumstantial events to create suspense.

She was found guilty based on circumstantial evidence.

The scientist collected circumstantial data to support their hypothesis.

The prosecution's case relies heavily on circumstantial evidence.

The detective pieced together circumstantial evidence to solve the case.

It's difficult to draw conclusions based on circumstantial evidence alone.

There was only circumstantial evidence to suggest that the accused was responsible for the accident.

The case against the suspect was built on circumstantial evidence.

The scientist noted the circumstantial factors that led to the success of the experiment.

The detective had only circumstantial evidence to link the suspect to the crime.

The conversation included a lot of circumstantial details about the speaker's personal life that weren't necessary to the topic at hand.

The article focused on the circumstantial details surrounding the celebrity's sudden disappearance.

She had no direct proof of his guilt, only circumstantial.

The pilot made an emergency landing due to a circumstantial problem with the aircraft.

The lawyer argued that the evidence presented by the prosecution was circumstantial and should not be relied upon.

The detective found the missing person's circumstantial whereabouts using surveillance footage.

The defendant's alibi was weakened by circumstantial details.

The historian relied on circumstantial accounts of the battle to piece together what happened.

The detective used circumstantial evidence to solve the case.

The defendant's alibi was weakened by circumstantial evidence.

The judge dismissed the case due to a lack of circumstantial evidence.

The circumstantial evidence pointed to the possibility of foul play in the death of the victim.

The traveler's itinerary was changed due to circumstantial factors, such as flight delays and bad weather.

The detective had to rely on circumstantial clues to solve the mystery.

The witness's testimony was largely circumstantial and did not provide direct evidence.

The traveler took in the circumstantial scenery, such as the rolling hills and quaint villages, on their journey through the countryside.

The circumstantial evidence was not enough to convict the suspect.

The police collected circumstantial evidence, such as footprints and fingerprints, to solve the crime.

The detective found a lot of circumstantial evidence that pointed to the suspect's guilt.

The archaeologist used circumstantial clues to determine the age of the artifacts.