Sentence examples for even, evidently from inspiring English sources

This is so-called teleological reasoning, which assumes intentions and goals behind even evidently purposeless entities like hurricanes.

We even evidently had an ancestor (Australopithecus africanus) succumb to extinction about 2.5 million years ago just when many other African species were going extinct as the climate grew cooler and savannah grasslands suddenly replaced the wetter tropical woodlands that had dominated the scene.

And ambitious AI-powered robot assistants are clearly harder to deliver than the average chunk of electronics — given the high performance bar required to satisfy demanding consumer expectations for connected utility — even, evidently, when you have a lot of cash at your disposal, as Jibo does.

We don't see any crises or dramas, even though, evidently, there were some.

MG: Nonetheless, there is a staggering leap in verisimilitude in the works of Masaccio, and also – even more evidently – in those of his Flemish contemporary, Jan van Eyck.

Even more evidently, in "Visions of the Hereafter," the choice awaiting Christians is illustrated by two panels showing "The Blessed in the Earthly Paradise" and "Ascent of the Blessed to the Heavenly Paradise," and two terrifying panels portraying "Hell" and "Fall of the Damned".

Not even Google, evidently.

The extreme dominance of trimer SSRs is the main contribution to the observed overall SSR increase in Aquilegia and even more evidently in Oryza.

Even more evidently, UpA frequencies followed a quite different relationship with G+C content in A. gambiae and CpG frequencies in mRNA were substantially higher than in genomic DNA.

For example, a splendid green evening outfit, evidently inspired by brocade frock coats of the past, is a couture piece from Alexander McQueen during his time at Givenchy.

In 1999, Todhunter and his wife had dinner at Taillevent, a three-star Paris restaurant;the evening was evidently so extraordinary that its description required an entire book.