Sentence examples for evidently new. from inspiring English sources

Critical response to "Gurrelieder," a century old but evidently new to the Munich Philharmonic, was mixed, although some of the complaints seemed to confuse the role of the conductor and the devouring nature of the piece.

Thinking that Starr's investigation was fizzling out in a desperate search for leads, talk show pundits denounced the evidently new line of inquiry.

However, the application of these methods in tunnel support design is evidently new and such an idea is proposed for the first time by the authors in order to evaluate the overall reliability of structural support system for tunnels.

Evidently, new therapeutic options are urgently needed for advanced or metastatic HCC.

Although many red-listed species found did occur on remnant live and dead trees, some species were also observed on young spruce trees that evidently represents new substrates.

The first comment was from "Greg111", evidently a New Urbanist, who wrote that what I defined was simply "urban infill" and squarely within New Urbanism, because the Charter of the New Urbanism advises metropolitan regions to "develop strategies" to encourage infill development.

Evidently, the new coalition is far from certain to make a success of running this chaotic country.

With all due respect Claude Fischer: the two intriguing examples I've seen recently that both throw a wrench into evidently the New Millennium's understanding of what is Gender and Race Identity is Caitlyn Jenner and Rachel Dolezal.

This man, evidently a New Yorker, was friendly and eager and offered to take a picture of the "two of you," pointing at me and the stranger I was photographing.

The image Mr. Franks presented at the Lido is one he evidently expects New Jerseyans to be comfortable with, and one he hopes to contrast with Mr. Corzine's self-financed $35 million scorched-earth campaign against Mr. Florio.

In his own words, "Institutions resistant to ministry control and unappreciative of the benignity of ministerial grace and favour were evidently a new and unwelcome phenomenon". Under Birley's leadership, the Ulster Polytechnic rapidly became a successful venture, while NUU was struggling.