Sentence examples for is evidently less from inspiring English sources

VAT is evidently less of a political obstacle.

But the public is evidently less convinced about Mr Cameron's team.

He had a troubled upbringing and is evidently less than keen to address the question of whether he has ever been the victim of abuse himself.

In our confessional age, when there is evidently less to be ashamed of than ever before, is that necessary any more?

Indeed, one had to look elsewhere — Andrew Sullivan's hourly Dish, for example, or our own Amy Davidson's Daily Comment — even to learn whether "Tam" is a boy's name or (as is evidently less common) a girl's.

Polygamy is evidently less of a sacrifice for men than for women, and even some of the most devout wives in Juniper Creek sometimes express resentment at their menfolk's droit du seigneur.

No one knows what, exactly, but it's evidently less quantifiable than watching TV.

Archytas himself, on the other hand, concentrated on scientific problems, and the organization of his Pythagorean brotherhood was evidently less rigorous than that of the early school.

The young Eric Hobsbawm, flaunting his polyglot, cosmopolitan sense of self, was evidently less impressed with Cambridge than it was with him.

Catherine's habit of producing babies was evidently less entertaining than Timber's willingness to jump over a stick or run into the corner of the room and stand on two legs.

Although it's not Schiff's purpose to present us with a feminist revision of a life plucked from antiquity, in order to "restore" Cleopatra — to see her at all — one must strip away an "encrusted myth" created by those for whom "citing her sexual prowess was evidently less discomfiting than acknowledging her intellectual gifts".