Sentence examples for evidently remarkable from inspiring English sources

Beyond their place of birth, Mr. Repin and Mr. Vengerov shared a single, evidently remarkable, teacher, Zakhar Bron.

Evidently, both remarkable decolorizing strains also owned the promising capabilities to reduce nitroaromatic compounds.

At low frequencies, the most remarkable peak evidently appears at spectral index close to −1, the secondary population also appears with smaller spectral indices.

The "cloud" that really helped the Dalai Lama in his remarkable escape was evidently the unity of the Tibetan people in their hatred of Chinese military rule.Peking's attempts to ascribe the revolt to a few reactionaries manipulated by foreign powers are unconvincing in other respects as well.

Isn't it baseball's obligation to spell out and disseminate the remarkable economic invention that, evidently, it alone has made?

By 1840, however, the enemies of the regime had evidently become discouraged, and a period of remarkable stability followed.

Greece is making a remarkable effort, but it is evidently not capable of meeting the needs of everyone," he said.

The lightness of Gibb's manner was especially remarkable given the heavy toll evidently taken by his brothers' deaths.

Realizing that their time was running out, the conspirators evidently decided to carry out a kamikaze-style coup, remarkable for its lack of planning, poor timing and strategic errors.

It is remarkable that the CV area of Co3O4/rGO/NF is evidently larger than that of Co3O4/NF owing to the high specific area of Co3O4/rGO/NF as mentioned above.

Instead, the glib and rather callous young director who made "1941" -- in remarkable contrast to the pious Mr. Spielberg of "Saving Private Ryan" -- evidently finds the period too alien to treat it as anything but a goof.