Sentence examples for evidently important from inspiring English sources

But they're evidently important minutes.

These components are evidently important for packing the three helices.

Names are evidently important -- if a little enigmatic -- to the four musicians of Ethel, an unusual and very good contemporary string quartet.

One factor evidently important for neuronal health and function is the optimal supply of nutrients necessary for maintaining normal functioning of the brain.

While Brexit is evidently important, it also stands proxy for the many profound ideological divisions between the social democrats in Labour and a leadership cadre that will not condemn Venezuela's corrupt and ruinous dictatorship because the regime calls itself socialist.

Adorno writes in the Ästhetische Theorie: "The central part of aesthetics would be the salvation of the Schein, and the emphatic justification of art, the legitimation of its truth, depends on this salvation". The objective of this talk is to make what progress we can in understanding the Ästhetische Theorie by looking at this, evidently important, concept.

Far from a secondary consideration the story is evidently as important to Vicarious Visions as balancing each boss battle.

He was out of town; the opening was evidently not important enough for him to fly in for.

Improving game production is evidently more important than the announcers' assessments of teams, which, given the spate of annual surprises, can be chancy propositions.

It seems clear that at least some of our representatives believe that our current lack of gun limitations is unconscionable, but evidently less important than re-election.

The people's opinion of that conquest, which was accomplished by lying to the rest of Europe about government finances, is evidently not important to him.