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100 Sentence Starters for Explaining Evidence

May 7, 2026

100 Sentence Starters for Explaining Evidence

No. Item Definition
1. According to the data, Cites data as support
2. As evidenced by Introduces supporting proof.
3. As shown by Refers to displayed supporting evidence
4. Based on the evidence, Draws from available proof
5. The analysis shows that Uses analysis as evidence
6. The article states that Cites an article as support
7. The case demonstrates that Uses a case as evidence
8. The chart illustrates that Uses a chart as evidence
9. The citation shows that Uses a citation as support
10. The comparison shows that Uses comparison as evidence
11. The comparison suggests that Uses comparison to infer
12. The context suggests that Uses context to infer
13. The data implies that Uses data to imply
14. The data supports the idea that Links data to a claim
15. The description shows that Uses description as support
16. The details show that Uses details as support
17. The document shows that Uses a document as support
18. The evidence confirms that States evidence verifies something
19. The evidence points to Indicates a likely conclusion
20. The evidence shows that Introduces what evidence indicates
21. The example illustrates that Uses example to clarify proof
22. The example shows that Uses an example as proof
23. The excerpt reveals that Uses an excerpt as support
24. The experiment showed that Reports experimental evidence
25. The facts suggest that Uses facts to imply something
26. The figures suggest that Uses figures to imply
27. The findings reveal that States what findings uncover
28. The graph shows that Uses a graph as proof
29. The image shows that Uses an image as evidence
30. The interview suggests that Uses interview evidence
31. The measure indicates that Uses a measure as support
32. The notes show that Uses notes as support
33. The numbers show that Uses figures as proof
34. The observation reveals that Uses observation as evidence
35. The observations suggest that Uses observations to infer
36. The passage suggests that Uses a passage to infer
37. The pattern suggests that Uses a pattern to infer
38. The quote shows that Uses a quotation as evidence
39. The reading suggests that Uses reading as support
40. The records indicate that Uses records as support
41. The report found that Reports findings as evidence
42. The research indicates that Uses research to support
43. The response indicates that Uses a response as evidence
44. The response shows that Uses response as evidence
45. The results indicate that States what results point to
46. The sample shows that Uses a sample as evidence
47. The sequence shows that Uses order as evidence
48. The source confirms that Uses a source for support
49. The statement indicates that Uses a statement as support
50. The statistics indicate that Uses statistics to support
51. The study found that Reports a study result
52. The survey found that Reports survey evidence
53. The table shows that Uses a table as evidence
54. The testimony shows that Uses testimony as support
55. The timeline shows that Uses timing as evidence
56. The trend indicates that Uses a trend to infer
57. The trial showed that Reports results from a trial
58. This can be inferred from Draws a conclusion from evidence
59. This can be seen in Directs attention to evidence
60. This demonstrates that Shows clear support for a claim
61. This gives us reason to think Provides grounds for belief
62. This helps support the idea that Adds support to an idea
63. This implies that Suggests a conclusion indirectly
64. This is apparent in Shows evidence clearly appears
65. This is backed by Shows support from evidence
66. This is borne out by Is supported by evidence
67. This is clear from Introduces obvious supporting evidence
68. This is confirmed by Shows confirmation from evidence
69. This is demonstrated by Shows proof through evidence
70. This is documented in Points to recorded evidence
71. This is evident in Highlights where proof appears
72. This is illustrated by Shows proof through illustration
73. This is reinforced by Gets stronger support from evidence
74. This is shown in Identifies where proof appears
75. This is suggested by Shows what evidence implies
76. This is supported by Introduces supporting proof
77. This is verified by Shows evidence confirms it
78. This is visible in Shows where evidence appears
79. This lends support to Adds support to an idea
80. This points to Indicates a likely interpretation
81. This provides evidence that Offers proof for a claim
82. This serves as evidence that Functions as proof
83. This suggests a link between Indicates a possible connection
84. This suggests that Points to a likely conclusion
85. This supports the claim that Strengthens a stated claim
86. This supports the view that Backs a stated viewpoint
87. Video footage shows that recorded images provide support
88. Viewed in context, considered within surrounding details
89. Visual evidence suggests images indicate a likely conclusion
90. We can conclude that a supported conclusion follows
91. We can infer that a likely meaning follows
92. We can see this in the evidence appears there
93. What stands out is that the clearest point is
94. What the data reveals is the information uncovers this
95. What the evidence shows is the proof indicates this
96. What this indicates is that this evidence means that
97. What this reveals is that this evidence uncovers that
98. Witness accounts suggest testimony points toward a conclusion
99. Written evidence shows that documents provide support
100. Yet the evidence shows despite that, proof indicates

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