Sentence examples for is evidently distinct from inspiring English sources
adverb
In such a way as to be clearly visible or manifest; distinctly, clearly.
Smacking is evidently distinct from outright physical abuse, but there is evidence that, among some parents, the use of whips, belts and electrical flex is considered a perfectly acceptable means of "correction".
That characterization is evidently distinct from saying such speech acts have no direction of fit at all.[8] Direction of fit is also not so fine-grained as to enable us to distinguish speech acts meriting different treatment.
Recruitment to ePOCS is evidently distinct from the system itself, and devising effective recruitment procedures that are viable at scale is not an ePOCS specific, but a universal challenge.
The three hydroxyl groups at C-7, C-9 and C-10 enable the behavior of these compounds to be evidently distinct from other similar compounds.
Hume argues that since the ideas of cause and its effect are evidently distinct, we can clearly conceive or imagine an object without its cause.
And the similar samples that are evidently less distinct and more ambiguous than the samples in ViHASi image database are used during the test.
He is evidently burgeoning.
The reaction is evidently nationalistic.
Talk time is evidently over.
She is evidently depressed.
For customers, the love is evidently requited.
