Sentence examples for evidently deemed from inspiring English sources

The risk of a colorful epilogue to the "Peony" tale was evidently deemed significant and unacceptable.

The title "Kommilitonen! (Young Blood!)" — with exclamation marks evidently deemed essential — promised something strident, vaguely Soviet and heavy going.

Such campaigns are evidently deemed essential in the eternal hunt for new audiences, though I sometimes wonder how well they're working.

It was evidently deemed fair that in a controlled market each producer should be permitted to retain more or less the share of the market which he had acquired in the past.

The legislature evidently deemed the laborer at some disadvantage under existing laws and customs, and by this act undertook to ameliorate his condition in some measure by enabling him or his bona fide transferee, at his election and at a proper time, to demand and receive his unpaid wages in money rather than in something less valuable.

So incendiary were the interview's contents evidently deemed that it was practically smuggled out of the Vatican, with so few senior officials reportedly aware of its tenor that the consensus is that it has sent "shock waves" around the Catholic world.

"The horn, together with the head, several ribs, dorsal vertebrae and bones were brought to the town's serene abbess", Leibniz confides, evidently deeming the words of this particular local eyewitness reliable.

Personal essays have evidently been deemed not worth the trouble.

Nor was 1989, that giddy moment for the liberal democratic idea, deemed self-evidently all conquering.

For reasons that defeat me, his phrasing has been deemed self-evidently inadequate and his speech edited so that mid-line pauses have been moved to the end of lines.

It was evidently the message among all others that she deemed most essential for U.S. visitors.