Although little of Boethius's education is known, he was evidently well trained in Greek.
The pupil, evidently well trained, inquired what he meant by "tragedy".
Technically it's impressive, in a manic kind of way; Zmievets and Markov are evidently superbly trained dancers.
Dick was evidently not trained as a philosopher or theologian — although I abhor that verb "trained," which makes academics sound like domestic pets.
Evidently, they have been trained to avoid all customer contact.
Examples of inadequate cancer treatment and care categorised based on theses aspects are given below: Concomitantly with the expansion of treatment options (owing, among others, to advances in medical knowledge and the introduction of technological equipment) lack of specially trained staff evidently hampers better treatment[ 3].
The key to the mystery may reside in a missing family member and a doberman that the master of the house has evidently, paradoxically, decided to have trained by a professional outside the family group.
The choreography, by David Marques, is energetic, but he is hampered by a very young company with evidently limited training.
This was evidently useful training for his later years as a "sway pole" acrobat, which involves swinging, balancing and even hanging upside down on the top of a 60- to 120-foot-high swaying steel pole.
The first woman to run the Fed isn't just a highly trained economist and a good communicator; evidently, she's also a pretty savvy politician.
Evidently the soft-spoken young man had not been trained to counter this line of reasoning.
