Sentence examples for evidently designed from inspiring English sources
The terrace is a matey place too, very evidently designed for living.
They were left in sports bags in crowded streets and were evidently designed to cause the maximum number of casualties.Responsibility for the bombs was initially claimed by Combat 18, a small neo-Nazi group which has openly espoused violence as a means of promoting racial strife.
And my wife said, 'no, no, no, you're going to do this.'" Starring, among others, Billy Connolly, Maggie Smith and Tom Courtenay, who play one-time musicians who decide to put on a concert, the film is rather quaint, evidently designed to cash in on the 50-plus crowd that went to see The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel.
Huawei is also appending the Leica brand to some filter effects, with the devices offering, for example a 'Leica Film Mode' that supports three photo processing styles — evidently designed to hark back to the film cameras of old.
She's evidently designed to titillate, and shamelessly so.
So there God is, looking exactly like Jim Parsons but in a toga-like white-trimmed-with-gold shmatte evidently designed by David Zinn.
The company is also evidently designing the bangle to encourage users to stay within a Xiaomi ecosystem of devices — which spans Wi-Fi dongles, set-top boxes, phones, tablets and now wearables.
"Papers, Please is self-evidently designed to make you think, it's not entirely meant to be fun," says Nicholas Lovell, from Gamesbrief.com.
Therefore, PfuMBP evidently is designed to bind oligosaccharides composed of three or more glucopyranose units.
His version of the watchmaker analogy argued that, in the same way that a watch has evidently been designed by a craftsman, complexity and adaptation seen in nature must have been designed, and the perfection and diversity of these designs shows the designer to be omnipotent, the Christian God.
Evidently, such heuristically designed experiments are not always maximally informative, a great impediment given the cost and effort involved in the development of new measurement techniques and the implementation of standard experiments.
