Sentence examples for better evidently from inspiring English sources

"Guys like caves!" The rougher the better, evidently, for every time he threatens to renovate it, his band mates object.

And some societies are evidently better than others at getting kids to do this.

We might say we want better buildings, yet evidently, we don't want to pay for them.

Things go better there, and evidently we're to find a note of hope in the cured fistulas.

The abrasion wear resistance of the TiAlN coatings is evidently better, with one order of magnitude lower in the wear rate, than the bare HSS substrate.

The decision whether to hear the appeal or wait for a better case was evidently the subject of serious dispute within the court.

Both GS algorithm and gradient search algorithm can primely work out wavefront for double-frame images of different defocus as the input, but the convergence rate of gradient search algorithm is evidently better than GS algorithm.

The family dog growls, the Spanish maid burns incense, and the new baby coos at an unseen presence (ethnic minorities, animals and infants are evidently better at sensing the supernatural than the rest of us).

Bed2bed University challenge ReprintsLong ago, though, when it was evidently better at changing with the times, the Tory party decided that an aristocratic leader would be too great an electoral liability.

But as grim as the future is for Motown, it is evidently better than China's, at least according to many Chinese.

This value is evidently better than the ones obtained in industrial alkaline-textured single crystalline silicon wafers or even the inverted pyramids of 15% without antireflection coating [23].