Sentence examples for is sometimes evident from inspiring English sources

A hint of annoyance is sometimes evident as church members complain that they are on display.

A neck is sometimes evident, but in many beetles the head is recessed into the prothorax or under the pronotum.

The harsh, angular style of his painting is sometimes evident in his drawings and prints, but as the more than 30 works here show, his approaches are many.

Following the publication of "Howl" in 1956, the struggle in Louis's letters between pride in Allen's growing fame and professional envy of it is sometimes evident, but love wins out.

He would show a more playful side of himself than is sometimes evident in his stories, coining provocative aphorisms: "The idea of America is dead," he told Lynn Barber in 1970, "because America was built on the assumption that tomorrow is a better day".

The more violent style introduced in Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons is sometimes evident in Joe 90: in "Hi-jacked", Joe kills an enemy with a grenade, while in "Project 90", Professor McClaine is menaced by a drill poised to pulverise his head.

These differences are sometimes evident at concerts with mixed audiences.

Concepts of classical diffusion are generalized through fractional derivatives to explain features of anomalous diffusion that are sometimes evident on transient tests.

The show stealer, however, was Ms. Escovedo, who is a far more versatile percussionist than was sometimes evident in her lingerie-wearing Prince days.

Sexual impulses are sometimes evident and sometimes lurk just beneath the surface, as metaphors pile upon each other with apparent disregard for order or limit.

Similar low level peaks are sometimes evident at additional regions validated by other studies, but were not significant in our scan (not shown).