Sentence examples for evidently unconscious from inspiring English sources
The moment he is seated at the piano, he is evidently unconscious that there is anything in existence but himself and his instrument; and considering how very deaf he is, it seems impossible he should hear all he plays.
This evidently triggered an unconscious fear of the unknown among buyers, for whom familiarity in a car meant safety.He also learned from interviews that whereas convertibles made up only 2% of sales in 1939, most men, particularly middle-aged ones, dreamed of owning one.
These sounds evidently sunk in to my unconscious mind.
Consistently manipulated answers, regardless if the cause is unconscious or strategic, evidently lead to incorrect, but entirely believable conclusions about doping users vs. non-users.
That officer and others cited in Moscow news accounts today said that snipers shot the unconscious guerrillas carrying explosives, all of them evidently women, to prevent them from detonating their bombs.
But whereas the odd changes in body language in "Rhapsodic Dances" were evidently part of its quirky plan, those in "Hush" seemed unconscious.
And they say that Homer also evidently had this opinion, because he made Hector, when he was unconscious from the blow, lie 'thinking other thoughts',-which implies that even those who are bereft of thought have thoughts, though not the same thoughts.
