Sentence examples for evidently the only from inspiring English sources

(Evidently, the only molecule exempt from this inexorable turnover is deoxyribonucleic acid [DNA] which ultimately governs all life processes).

And, evidently, the only Democrat on the scene who he feels is both ready for the big battle and has the stomach to win it is the very person who will attract the harshest attacks.

In the next two decades, Shakespeare wrote nearly two plays every year, besides composing the two long and popular narrative poems "Venus and Adonis" and "The Rape of Lucrece," which were evidently the only publications of his that he ever troubled to proofread.

The appeals court, based in San Francisco, had awarded summary judgment to the challenges to the law, evidently the only one in the country that specifically bars the sharing of a building by two adult businesses, on the ground that Los Angeles had not provided evidence to show that the provision would reduce crime.

Evidently the only way to open it and reveal its treasures is to get a Divergent to go through a treacherous five-stage simulation, which often results in death at stage three.

WING MAN: Jared Diamond's "World Until Yesterday" is new on the hardcover nonfiction list at No. 3. The book describes tribal cultures and asks whether their customs might provide a model for what Diamond calls the Weird world (for Western, educated, industrialized, rich and democratic) — but human cultures are evidently not the only ones that interest him.

If the public has its way, though, Mr Brown could be stuck with patience for a while: 67% think Mr Blair should serve a full parliamentary term, which Mr Blair has said he intends to do.But gravitas, of which Mr Brown has bucketloads, is evidently not the only quality that impresses the electorate.

Social relations are evidently not the only characteristic of social justice.

"The market tumbled, and evidently the situation only got worse," he said.

Evidently, ridicule is the only revenge for the enslaved artist in these credit-crunched times and this year it feels like there's more piss-taking than ever before.

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.