Sentence examples for evidently then from inspiring English sources
It was later revealed he had travelled to Syria and evidently then slipped back in to France.
Evidently then, some new approach is needed, and it can be found in the plausible idea that what Solon got rid of was something fundamentally different from ordinary debt.
Evidently, then, reliabilism must deliver the wrong verdict in this case.
Evidently then Philolaus first envisaged the emergence of a sphere with a fire at its center.
Evidently then, the senators may have only touched the surface of what was going on in looking at the CIA detention and interrogation programme.
Evidently, then, something else was needed to push early humans from a lateral preference in general to the extremely high levels of right-handedness we see today.
If you know the artist, it is evidently presumed, then you will understand his or her work.
Distinctions between erotic and pornographic (the word was evidently coined then) and between art and obscenity were cheerfully debated, the paintings, sculptures, drawings and photographs here proving how vigorously artists threw themselves into the discussion.
As Ruse points out, as long as it is not possible to explain adaptation phenomena without resorting to the metaphor of design (evidently teleological), then both the phenomenon to be explained and the explanations themselves are, in a relevant sense, teleological.
Evidently, lawsuits, then as now, helped dictate the evolving standards of treatment, with patients (and attorneys) not accepting less than perfect reductions.
