Sentence examples for evidently better from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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].

They exhibit evidently better dynamics sensing parameters, like short response time and recovery time to nitrogen dioxide NO2, as observed in our recent studies [24].

For four of the five QCIF sequences, "Highway," "Hall," "Silent," and "News," the MABCA is evidently better than all the other five fast search methods.

In short, separation from her husband does not make life self-evidently better for Ellen, and in some ways it makes things worse.

It is quite obvious to me that this bill is on the right track: some justice is self-evidently better than none at all.

It is difficult to argue that either ownership structure is inherently superior: the Co-op's unlisted supermarkets are not self-evidently better than those of Tesco plc.

The gun designs are evidently getting better by the month.

In the intervening decades, Caglione evidently got better.