Sentence examples similar to an evidently important from inspiring English sources

Names are evidently important -- if a little enigmatic -- to the four musicians of Ethel, an unusual and very good contemporary string quartet.

The list of factors that need to be encompassed in such a review goes way beyond the evidently important matter of available resources and the will of government to spend them on defence.

Considering the disease focus, whenever this was made evident, the data do not suggest a bias towards problems that would not be evidently important at country level.

But they're evidently important minutes.

These components are evidently important for packing the three helices.

One factor evidently important for neuronal health and function is the optimal supply of nutrients necessary for maintaining normal functioning of the brain.

While Brexit is evidently important, it also stands proxy for the many profound ideological divisions between the social democrats in Labour and a leadership cadre that will not condemn Venezuela's corrupt and ruinous dictatorship because the regime calls itself socialist.

Adorno writes in the Ästhetische Theorie: "The central part of aesthetics would be the salvation of the Schein, and the emphatic justification of art, the legitimation of its truth, depends on this salvation". The objective of this talk is to make what progress we can in understanding the Ästhetische Theorie by looking at this, evidently important, concept.

It is evidently important to understand this genre both for theoretical and pedagogical reasons.

Traditional discretization will analyze all values within the attribute equally and may thus ignore this relatively small, but evidently important, subset of this dataset.

Waldhere refused the invitation as he did not know Berhtwald's opinion on the matter, which was evidently important, although no other reference to it has survived.