Sentence examples for evidently fitting from inspiring English sources

Picander, Bach's longtime collaborator, wrote the librettos for both, evidently fitting the words of the cantata snugly to the music of the "Passion" (as well as a few movements of Bach's "Trauer Ode," also from 1727 but with a different librettist).

The tea-loving nations of India, China and Japan evidently fit well with Unilever, which has partnered with Pepsi for the international expansion of the Lipton tea brand.

Airbus evidently did not fit all the messages into a clear sequence.

The possibility that Bonds would hit his 71st just as the park was doused in darkness evidently did not fit the criteria.

Evidently our President fits into the category of bereft of the realities of dominant sources of energy.

When "Die Schwalbe" exited the realm of operetta, the Viennese librettists Willner and Reichert evidently saw fit to take their plot elsewhere, to Puccini's operetta counterpart, Franz Lehar, no less.

Evidently, pair-distances are unaffected by any kind of arbitrariness due to fitting.

Evidently, these are not fit and proper subjects for political discourse, which creates the impression that those who suffer them are not fit and proper electors.

Evidently, the adsorption data fits better to the Langmuir isotherm in the low concentration range and the Freundlich isotherm at higher concentrations although the latter isotherm seems to be more suitable to describe the adsorption behavior for the whole concentration range.

Evidently, the proposed model can fit to a wider range of propagation scenarios.

The room is immediately imposing, expensively fitted out and evidently a destination venue.