Sentence examples for evidently interpreted from inspiring English sources
Newsweek evidently interpreted that silence as confirmation of a sort, thereby justifying its use of the plural "sources".
He evidently interpreted his lack of sexual access to women as offensive behavior by women who, he imagined in a sad mix of entitlement and self-pity, owed him fulfillment. .
That's the plain language of the statute, but the justices of the Supreme Desk evidently interpret "all references" to mean "all references to physicians and dentists acting in a medical or dental capacity".
How this term is interpreted is evidently essential.
The optimization problem obtained substituting (6) into (5) is evidently nonlinear and can be interpreted as vector projection onto a nonconvex set.
Based on these findings, the F-PET/CT scan results for most of the 29 patients, as interpreted according to the Deauville criteria, were evidently false positive.
IKA facilities evidently outperformed NHS ones, irrespective of population size and location, but this should be interpreted in light of various functional, organizational and environmental differences between the two major providers.
We interpreted the spirit of the age to be the dawn of a data- and knowledge-rich infosphere which would be self-evidently valuable to science and where every discipline would be actively publishing their data on the web.
Evidently, "border crossings are not driven solely by the pragmatic attractions of the price differences prevailing between countries: when considered as cultural practices, these border crossing movements can be interpreted ethnographically as transgressive and affirming practices" (Askew 2009 180).
Therefore caution is warranted when interpreting systemic hemodynamic parameters in terms of hypovolemia and hypoperfusion when peripheral perfusion is not evidently impaired.
