Sentence examples for evidently studied from inspiring English sources

Mr Zuckerberg has evidently studied Mr Jobs's speaking style closely; and just as Mr Jobs is known for his uniform of jeans and a black mock-turtleneck, so Mr Zuckerberg has turned his combination of Adidas sandals, jeans and fleece sweaters into a trademark.

Antipholus of Ephesus's jealous wife, Adriana Robert Handss), keeps S&M toys in the bedroom; Luciana (David Newman) her virgin sister, has evidently studied jiujitsu, and the head of the town priory, the abbess Aemelia (Chris Myles) dresses like a dominatrix and brandishes a riding crop.

Spinoza evidently studied these works carefully; his institutional recommendations in the Tractatus Politicus [hereafter: TP] reflect his debt to the De la Courts (Petry 1984; Haitsma Mulier 1980).

Philodemus evidently studied with Zeno of Sidon, head of the Epicurean school at Athens from ca. 100 until sometime between 78, when Cicero heard him lecture, and ca. 71/70, a year before Patron succeeded Phaedrus as head of the school (DL 10.25 6).

In the midst of his improbable run for office, Obama and his advisers have evidently studied Patrick's up-from-nowhere victory in Massachusetts and are borrowing themes, messages, and even specific lines for the presidential campaign.

The complete lack of information in the professional literature relating to the lung parameters studied evidently limits a debate on this subject.

Evidently, this study functions as an update of our former study by directing towards a new approach to the analysis of the relationship between weather and transit ridership.

Officially, the Iranians pursue a policy of studied neutrality, although evidently they find the idea of an American-backed government next door alarming.

Evidently, the study's authors concluded, English has become a field where "championing causes" like race, gender and popular culture counts more than artistic achievement.

Evidently, the study on balance in SS sequences has important significance to authorized users of GNSSs.

Money is being spent on these evidently endless studies--perhaps lots and lots and lots of money.