In the philosophy seminar, we compared various evidentialisms to see how each handles testimony and perception.

The evidentialists in the debate insisted that belief must always be supported by rigorous evidence.

Her evidentialistic approach to belief formation emphasized that testimony and perception should be weighed more heavily than intuition.

In the seminar, she defended evidentialism, arguing that the justification of a belief depends solely on the evidence available.

The research team sought to evidentiate their hypothesis by conducting a series of controlled experiments.

Her evidentialist stance led her to withhold belief until compelling data were presented.

Linguistics students discussed evidentials in class to understand how speakers signal information sources.