Sentence examples for evident plays from inspiring English sources

The epistolary form, it becomes evident, plays to Richardson's strengths and minimizes his weaknesses: writing from the perspectives of his best-realized and most complex characters, and especially writing "to the moment," filters his didactic intentions, preventing him from sermonizing in his own voice.

"His evident playing ability is matched with an outstanding work ethic and level of professionalism," Warburton said.

There are two possibilities: delayed treatment with NAC is not effective when massive hepatonecrosis has occurred; at a late hour, liver regeneration becomes evident and plays a crucial role in liver recovery; however, delayed NAC treatment does not maintain the proliferation of primary hepatocytes [ 11].

But one thing seems evident: water played a role in its history.

His struggles were made more evident when playing partners Rickie Fowler and Billy Horschel both helped him pick his ball out of holes.

The influence of this play, so apparent in Hamlet (performed c. 1600 01), is also evident in other plays of the period.

But both are richly evident in her plays, particularly "The Heidi Chronicles".

One of Gunderson's playwright heroes, Sarah Ruhl, has argued that modern American theatre derives from two medieval genres: morality plays, evident in the sturdy architecture of an Arthur Miller fable, and mystery plays, which suffuse the spiritual poetry of Tennessee Williams.

In Monday night's BBC4 documentary, Winehouse's sense of mastery and control is evident when she plays a song like Tears Dry on Their Own to a tiny crowd gathered in a Dingle church.

Thus, it is evident that RACK1 plays multiple roles in the cellular activities of eukaryotes.

While it is unclear how exactly humans and other higher animals master these problems, it seems evident, that abstraction plays an important role.