Sentence examples for evidently certain from inspiring English sources

He credited these errors, along with many others, to Aristotle, about whom he said: "In all his natural philosophy and metaphysics, Aristotle had hardly reached two evidently certain conclusions, perhaps not even a single one".

Co-writing with her brother Farhan (who cameos as Ayesha's ex), Akhtar evidently has certain hypocrisies on her radar.

The scenes of him pouring looping swirls, conjuring magic out of thin air, are beautiful, and they match how Pollock evidently made certain famous drip pictures.

This denial of the phenomenon whose existence is self evidently more certain than the existence of anything else is considered by a number of philosophers, to say the least, as bizarre.

Conspicuous beer consumption is evidently required with certain types of extremely highly seasoned wings, often in a barroom setting.

The parallel drawn by Maimonides between the human and the divine intellect quite evidently implies a certain similarity between the two; in other words, it is incompatible with the negative theology of other passages of the Guide.

As human beings children evidently have a certain moral status.

Evidently, there are certain limitations to the human lifespan that result from the human evolutionary development under specific environmental conditions, producing specific internal organization.

"The return of the president in delicate health, running certain risks, evidently has political motives," said Elsa Cardozo, a political science professor at the Central University of Venezuela.

The results presented here are product of comparing single representatives for certain campylobacters, evidently not considering the possible intraspecific variability of these species.

In our material students seemed not to appreciate each other's fields of study, and the present atmosphere in certain disciplines evidently does not support collaboration.