Sentence examples for Not so evidently from inspiring English sources

The second post-autobiographical film is Once Upon a Time in Anatolia – or it would be if its lead were not so evidently steeped in Ceylan's melancholic sensibility.

Dracula (Richard Roxburgh) resides in a cloud-piercing fortress that would be even more forbidding were it not so evidently built on a computer screen.

All the production elements are solidly professional, but O's contribution is the most laudable -- not so evidently in "I Do!," which has the bulletproof tunes of a vintage musical, as in "Years," a fantastically challenging score that requires an inspired hand at the baton.

This early work is that of a young man still coming to terms with his sexuality and politics; there is a gentle, tentative longing here that would border on the saccharine were the poet not so evidently and deeply invested in every line.

In 1979 Shan Leong (Sam) Chang, then 19, was already brassy and thinking big, even if he was not then so evidently a good bet.

The only thing that will really help you grow and expand each year is to meet people's expectations". In 1979 Shan Leong (Sam Changg, then 19, was already brassy and thinking big, even if he was not then so evidently a good bet.

Judging the beauty of poems and plays, then, is evidently not immediate and so evidently not a matter of taste.

Not so for JetBlue Airways, evidently.

And, perhaps more to the point, would this ever have happened had Gary not been quite so evidently buff and, quite frankly, up for it?

The order here made for the injunction is not in the form of a final decree and evidently not so intended by the parties and the court, yet it has the injunctive effect of a final decree.

My guess had been that Vitoria-Gasteiz was somewhere in the Dolomites, or on the border between the German and Italian sectors of Switzerland, but this was evidently not so.