Sentence examples for evidently more than from inspiring English sources

And evidently more than a few said to themselves: "Nice glasses".

France's inability to bring to justice those genuinely responsible for the 1995 attacks was evidently more than an accident.

Through Oct. 16 Loren Munk's obsession with art, art history and the New York art world is evidently more than one person can handle.

She isn't, however, reliable in high-definition fast roles; at present the ballerina role of the fourth movement of "Symphony in C" — a notoriously hard part — is evidently more than she can handle.

But while the externals of Nancy's life are evidently more than deserving of such scrutiny, the woman herself often seems to vanish beneath the drama of what's going on around her. There's no doubt that it takes rare courage to leave a husband in wartime, particularly when one is a refugee with a small child.

Simultaneously, the relative [Ag]/[Sn] concentration evidently (more than twice) decreased reaching value 0.25 ± 0.05.

But things are evidently more complicated than such categories imply.

"Their buyers are evidently more loyal than we thought".

Eclipses of the Sun are evidently more frequent than those of the Moon.

Consumers classified as frugal are evidently more predisposed than spendthrifts to calculate opportunity costs without cues.

Tony Blair was evidently more concerned than George Bush to find a legal figleaf to justify regime change, but he had no doubts at all about the outcome he wanted.