Sentence examples for evidently because it is from inspiring English sources
In fact, deterministic-based optimum criteria often lead to incorrect design, evidently because it is an excessive oversimplification and heavily in conflict with practical circumstances.
Aristotle reports that the Pythagoreans identified individual numbers with certain concepts, e.g., the number four is associated with justice (Metaph. 985b29), evidently because it is the first square number (cf. the English expression "a square deal").
That was evidently because it was not adjusting for the fact that new jobs created by young companies could not be included in the monthly survey of 140,000 employers.
Evidently, just because it's "protected speech" doesn't make it "factual".
What used to be Portuguese Guinea, a small and forgotten corner of the region, stands out from its former French neighbors because it is not evidently twisted into knots over its ongoing relationship with the former colonial power.
The jugal region was termed the neala ("new wing") because it is evidently a secondary and recently developed part of the wing.
"I'm finding this absolutely absurd because it is so evidently alien to who I am and what I am".
However, the Bentworth Hall estate was evidently returned to the Melton family, because it is mentioned among his possessions in a document dated to 1362.
Not because it is self-evidently true, but because we don't even have to mount a defence.
There's more leeway for a wavering voice when everyone already knows the tune, and nostalgia sells well.When Mr Stewart rasps through the opening line of Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Have You Ever Seen the Rain?"—"Someone told me long ago," he croaks—it is easy to forgive him, not least because it is self-evidently true.
Because it is self-evidently misguided for Republicans to suggest cutting good programs while failing to solve the long-range crisis, it is therefore equally misguided for Obama to operationally expand debt while theoretically opposing runaway debt.
