Sentence examples for evidently points from inspiring English sources

This photographic splurge, whether it's panoramic, portrait, landscape or otherwise, evidently points to a time where the vast majority of the planet is not only documented, but also organised and attached to a navigable map, creating a virtual world very closely resembling our own which we can explore at leisure.

The paper even has "sources" who evidently pointed out that it is still "early days", adding that "if it got to the stage where the prince wanted to marry Miss Markle, he would need the Queen's permission".

Results shown in Table 3 & Figure 3 evidently point out that gatifloxacin itself has no suppression effects on T-cells.

"They evidently got points for first, second and third base," said one outraged father of a drafted girl.

Evidently, this points out to the conclusion that, after injection in the blood pool, Cu ions are not freely diffusing but are likely linked to various proteins, which transport them to the target biological sites [ 13, 14] or can bind with superoxide dismutase, which is distributed widely in the cytosol of eukaryotic cells and abundant in the liver and kidney [ 4].

Evidently, the point was to bring home images.

This is evidently the point where tuning the relevant properties by alloying comes into play, and the important message is that Heusler alloys exhibit stable tetragonal structures over a wide range of compositions.

And several of the briefer vignettes look as if they exist either to provide exposition or to make a self-evidently ironic point.

Evidently, the dark point at the center of the painting represents God in action.

Mr. Castro warned that these changes would be the Soviet Union's downfall -- evidently missing the point.

His background in the highly formalized style of Chinese opera is evidently an ideal point of departure for Wagner, whose operas are also laced with myth and symbolism.