Circumstantially

The defendant was found guilty circumstantially, as the prosecution was unable to provide concrete evidence.

The historian's interpretation was circumstantially based on the available evidence, but there were other possible explanations.

The witness could only testify circumstantially about what happened that night.

His acceptance into the university was circumstantially linked to his exceptional academic performance.

The facts were presented circumstantially, but it was hard to draw conclusions.

Circumstantially, the missing keys could have fallen out of my pocket while I was walking.

The parent read the bedtime story circumstantially, using different voices for each character.

The detective had to gather evidence circumstantially since there were no witnesses.

The journalist's report was circumstantially suggestive of corruption, but they had no definitive proof.

Circumstantially, it appears that the company's profits have been declining for several quarters.

The music was playing circumstantially in the background during the interview.

Circumstantially, the traffic was heavy that morning, causing her to be late for work.

The defendant's testimony was circumstantially corroborated by a witness.

The business owner made the decision circumstantially, weighing the risks and benefits of expanding their company.

The scientist's findings were circumstantially suggestive of a correlation, but more research was needed to confirm it.

The photographer captured the moment circumstantially, using different angles and lighting techniques.

The geologist studied the rock formation circumstantially in relation to the surrounding geological features.

The fingerprints at the crime scene circumstantially point to the suspect, but further investigation is needed.

The mechanic showed the customer the problem with their car circumstantially, using diagrams to illustrate the issue.

The journalist reported on the event circumstantially, describing the scene and interviewing witnesses.

The receptionist explained the office procedures circumstantially, making sure the new employee understood each step.

The plaintiff's claims were supported circumstantially by the testimony of several witnesses.

The suspect circumstantially arrived late to the police station for questioning.

The defendant's guilt was established circumstantially by the evidence presented in court.

The judge ruled circumstantially, considering all the evidence presented in court.

The plaintiff had to provide evidence circumstantially to support their claim.

The doctor's diagnosis was circumstantially supported by the patient's symptoms, but further testing was needed to confirm it.

The archaeologists were able to piece together the history of the ancient civilization circumstantially through artifacts and ruins.

Circumstantially, the police suspect the butler of the crime.

The hotel reservation was cancelled, but circumstantially, it could have been a mistake on the hotel's part.

The detective's theory was circumstantially supported by the evidence, but there were other possible explanations.

Circumstantially, the concert was cancelled due to the lead singer's illness.

The historian analyzed the event circumstantially, taking into account the political and social context of the time.

The historian wrote circumstantially about the social and political climate of the time.

The animal was adapted circumstantially to live in a hot and dry climate.

The city was surrounded circumstantially by a ring of mountains.

The lawyer's argument was circumstantially based on the defendant's character, but it did not prove their innocence or guilt.

The doctor's diagnosis was circumstantially consistent with the patient's symptoms, but further tests were needed to confirm it.

The musician performed the song circumstantially, adding their own unique interpretation and improvisation.

I heard about the accident only circumstantially.

Circumstantially, it's possible that the error in the report was due to a technical issue, but it's not confirmed.

The investor made their decision circumstantially, taking into account market trends and economic forecasts.

Circumstantially, she recounted the entire day's events from the color of the sky to the exact temperature of her coffee.

The travel writer described the local culture circumstantially in her book.

The teacher's assessment was circumstantially based on the student's performance, but it did not take into account other factors such as test anxiety or learning disabilities.

The detective's investigation was circumstantially thorough, as she searched every inch of the crime scene for even the smallest clues.

The job interview went well, but circumstantially, I might not get the job.

The doctor evaluated the patient's condition circumstantially by taking into account his medical history.

Circumstantially, it appears that the plane crash was caused by mechanical failure rather than human error.

Circumstantially, the power outage occurred during a critical surgery, putting the patient's life in danger.