Sentence examples for evidently to be explained from inspiring English sources

But then a good poem's capacity for rewarding understanding is evidently to be explained by the poem's already being good; it is evidently in virtue of its already being good that a poem rewards us on condition that we understand it.

But the bare insistence that our minds do not reflect "the order of the cosmos" is not enough to deflect attention from something about the power of human reason that evidently demands to be explained.

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.

Too good, evidently, to be true.

Evidently, part of this variation can be explained by technical factors, i.e. the quality and quantity of sequences analysed.> -wrap-foot> Total number of nucleotides examined: 6, 194, 248.

Evidently, in most cases the C H spectral shift is explained by dipole-moment derivatives, but there are some exceptions.

(The melancholy is evidently not to be taken too seriously).

Things, evidently, obviously, had to be right.

However, changes are evidently still not to be undertaken lightly.

Evidently Osborne wishes to be seen as a centrist.

Evidently control registers are to be read first.