Sentence examples for can evidently be from inspiring English sources

And though he can evidently be uncompromising when he needs to be, there is a sense that the supporters' views carry weight and are respected.

But even here, in a big, colorful display of an idiom from the early 90's that was little more strenuous than Varese's in the 20's, they can evidently be too heady for an audience of New York sophisticates.

And there's a cemetery in the small town of Suwalki, which perhaps most graphically illustrates how difficult it can evidently be to "love thy neighbour" in an area that has been so bitterly fought over.

The condition that S and C move together indicates that there is a relation between wavelength λ and inclination α expressed by the equation This condition can evidently be satisfied by many other sets of crests besides the one represented by full lines in the figure e.g., by the set with slightly shorter wavelength λ′ that is represented by broken lines.

And there can evidently be terms for concrete objects that are rigid but not causally grounded.

Hence, skills necessary for successful reading can evidently be acquired in an L2 context and transferred to the L1.

A significant difference has been assessed between HRQOL of patient population and healthy comparison group, indicated in Table 2, the reason can most evidently be the illness and treatment and its impact on the child's physical and emotional health.

So its playbook on individual privacy — which can and evidently is being compromised by its algorithms — is to make a sticky wicket even stickier.

Many low-dimension and nano-size or nano-structure functional coatings, which can improve materials properties evidently, are deposited by these energy sources.

Finally, the more important tests, which can improve the coverage metrics evidently, can be selected and simulated early within the limited simulation time.

Southgate evidently was not.