Sentence examples for evidently the argument from inspiring English sources

Evidently the argument is that Fonda ought really to spurn an honour dispensed by an establishment which, in her other capacity as a radical agitator, she says she is determined to destroy.

Evidently, the line of argument in the passage quoted above caught Hooke's eye.

Mr. Oundjian does take the instrument and demonstrate, and — as conductors will — he evidently wins the argument.

But a tide of discontent with managed care evidently overwhelmed the arguments made by the industry, in a multimillion-dollar campaign of lobbying and advertising.

No evidence was offered at the trial as to the trade meaning of the quoted words; but a number of affidavits are included in the statement of facts, all made after the date of the trial below, and evidently used in the argument of the motion for a new trial, some to one effect, and an equal number to the other.

This takes us deeper into issues about objects and properties.[55] The argument is evidently valid, so the only remaining questions concern the truth of the premises 21 23.

To a patriot, the argument is self-evidently misbegotten.

The real issue is not whether God exists, but where one takes the argument to once one decides he evidently doesn't.

Regulators have evidently been swayed by this and IAG will hope that they win the argument again.

The basis of this argument for empire is evidently the first sentence of the Prologue to Thomas' literal commentary on the Metaphysics, where he declares that when several things are ordered to a single end, one of them must govern, "as the Philosopher teaches in his Politics" [Thomas, Exp. Metaph., Proemium; Aristotle, Politics 1.5, 1254a-55a].

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