Sentence examples for evidently fall from inspiring English sources

The flaking dirt-brown paint on the walls, the worn-out floor tiles and the tired tin ceiling evidently fall short of the red book's decor requirements.

War, rape, murder and the more colorful minor crimes evidently fall within the exclusive province of the male writer, just as, generally, they fall within the exclusive province of male action".

Some of the dialogues that most evidently fall into this category are Protagoras, Gorgias, Hippias Major, Euthydemus, and Symposium.

Though the Russian space program is still active, it has evidently fallen on hard times.

Given the Chinese takeover, Americans were "evidently" falling short.Nobody predicted strikes or called on the government to declare ham (like French yogurt) a strategic industry.

In the photograph, the building was hollow, disembowelled by a Serb shell, which had evidently fallen through the roof and dropped down a few floors.

And after all, he didn't bother to fight for his job, or even his new job at the Aspen Institute, which evidently fell apart last week.

Meyer Liebowitz of The New York Times was there, about a half length away, to record the jubilation on everyone's face except the usher, whose pleas to clear the way for Pass Catcher were evidently falling on deaf ears.

The Fantastic Four evidently falls short of the Magnificent Seven, but apprentice Oisin Murphy's feat in riding four winners from four mounts at Ayr on Saturday, at accumulative odds of 9,260-1 9,260-1rting with the smand matter of starting's premier Flat race of the year, the 26-runner Ayr Gold Cup, deserves to enter folklore somewithe alongside Detheri (L).

The Discrete Block model evidently falls short in this respect.

The virtual currency component had evidently fallen foul of Apple's in-app payment rules which require transactions to be conducted through its store, allowing it to take a cut.