Sentence examples for evidently disclosed from inspiring English sources

There is a considerable body of people just now who are asking for some kind of clear and sensible engagement to be evidently disclosed in contemporary plays.

Angry about senators who had evidently disclosed information about the threat of future terrorist attacks provided to them by American intelligence officials, Mr. Bush called a member of the leadership and told him, a legislative aide said, that he might have to restrict the amount of classified information given to senators.

Gonzalez evidently has not disclosed his intentions to his coaches or teammates.

The work of Domingues et al.[31] shows that VMs can actually affect each other, especially when they perform I/O operations, thus opening the door to DoS problems, although cloud providers are evidently reluctant to disclose these cases.

Necropsy disclosed a huge pulmonary embolism evidently having its origin in a thrombosis in the common iliac vein.

On April 4, 1947, the city health commissioner disclosed that three cases had been found, evidently introduced by an American businessman who entered the city from Mexico on March 1.

News International has not disclosed its plans for an alternative publication if any.But Mr Murdoch has evidently decided that the reputational damage to News Corporation outweighs the revenue the News of the World generated.

While details are vague, that would evidently leave the company entirely owned by Enron and the institutional investors, whose names have not been disclosed.

Although the Supreme Court has not disclosed its internal rules for acting on habeas corpus petitions, and did not do so today, the court evidently regards five votes rather than four as necessary to grant such a petition.

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