Sentence examples for as is evidently from inspiring English sources

Indeed, one had to look elsewhere — Andrew Sullivan's hourly Dish, for example, or our own Amy Davidson's Daily Comment — even to learn whether "Tam" is a boy's name or (as is evidently less common) a girl's.

These subjects Raban circumnavigates with finesse, shrugging off the obvious and — as is evidently his habit alone at sea — regularly landing us on a shore we can't quite glimpse from here.

But, as is evidently the case, many agents are far more concerned about other matters than they are about getting into heaven.

Conversely, if additional evidence robustly groups the organisms in question within Excavata, this result would imply that they lost the intron independently, as is evidently the case for Fungi within Opisthokonta.

However, it is equally possible that they may also represent degraded or processed fragments of bona fide ncRNAs that can also be re-assembled, as is evidently the case for snoRNAs.

It may also be that a novel type of alkane oxygenase is involved in this process, of which the genes are not known yet and which may be specific for n-alkane degradation at low oxygen concentrations, as is evidently the case for growth under chlorate-reducing conditions.

The sculptures, which depicted a ritual involving the king, courtiers and protective gods, could be viewed as a single, isolated tableau only from his position on the threshold of the throne room -- as was evidently the intention of the palace's designers.

He and his mates were, as was evidently popular, sentenced to death but somewhere in between the pen and the gallows he managed to escape again (although his mates weren't so lucky).

Melodrama succeeds when there is no embarrassment in its execution, and Zafón is a splendidly solicitous craftsman, careful to give the reader at least as much pleasure as he is evidently having.

Dear Constituent: As 1980 is evidently under way, I am completing nearly a decade of striving-packed years as your full-time Representative in Washington, D.C.

The New Yorker, January 21 , 1980P. 32 Dear Constituent: As 1980 is evidently under way, I am completing nearly a decade of striving-packed years as your full-time Representative in Washington, D.C.