Sentence examples for evidently marked from inspiring English sources

The mosque's records – lists of worshippers' complaints, Korans and financial documents – were lying across one room in what had evidently marked the last stand of several men.

General Musharraf, evidently marked out as a major partner in any strike, said that based on what Pakistan knew, "the American plans are not ready" and had not reached the point where details of Pakistan's involvement have been discussed.

However, most physicians are not aware of drugs that do seem to have serotonergic properties but are not evidently marked so.

Twitter's focus on popularity as a selection criteria for injecting tweets evidently also means that tweets marked as favorites by other users can now appear in your timeline — a change that has already triggered a backlash of complaints, as noted by an earlier Guardian report.

Mr. Abdullah's exhibit included sheaves of self-evidently forged ballots — each one marked with an identical pen for Mr. Karzai in an identical way.

Evidently, two regimes in the growth rate, marked with dashed lines, can be seen from the plot of film thickness versus deposition time (Fig. 2b).

Numerous evidently maturing AGJ/autophagosome-intermediates, with double-membrane cisternae (marked with arrows) progressively encircling AGJs, were clearly identifiable (Fig. 3B, panels a c).

O'Sullivan was keen to avoid any festivities as he marked his 38th birthday - and Bingham was evidently of the same mind.

They evidently missed the quote marks that I used, which I hoped would make it clear that my exploiters were only claiming to be blind.

Evidently, each cluster contained C. difficile isolates from different host origins, except one (marked as a red branch in Figure 2) that was entirely composed of human isolates.

With Blair boasting that the project marked "the beginning of the 2nd great Exodus" for African-Americans, Lincoln evidently affixed his signature to the Haitian colonization contract the following morning only hours before signing the more famous Emancipation Proclamation.