Sentence examples for it evidently possesses from inspiring English sources
It evidently possesses a small dab of magic, this maudlin lo-fi spellbinder that shuffles shyly over, sits itself down and then asks you to love it.
It evidently possessed the secret to reconciling psychic conflicts that constantly vex the West: between hedonism and asceticism, reason and emotion, and the cosmic and the terrestrial.
This is why it takes a great amount of gusto and business acumen to truly make it qualities that Fisher evidently possesses in abundance.
Some American titles evidently possess a currency abroad that surpasses their status at home.
Evidently possessing an uncanny ability to second-guess the secretive cabal of Swedish worthies who pick the laureates, the bookies had made Le Clézio their 2-1 faheadite, ahead of far better-known figures such as Amos Oz, Philip Roth and Haruki Murakami.
He was a Ralph Lauren ad campaign before a Ralph Lauren was even dreamed of, but evidently possessed neither the earning power nor the work ethic of an average male model.
Evidently possessing a soft spot for Glasgow – there had been shout outs to local heroes Hudson Mohawke and Rustie and comic book artist Grant Morrison Ellisonon shatters gig convention one last time as the house lights come up by jumping off stage to hang around sharing handshakes and hugs with fans.
In addition to having the ability to synthesize the factors that regulate growth, plants and animals evidently possess exquisite mechanisms for integrating and regulating the production of hormones; i.e., the appropriate amounts of the right hormones are produced at the right time and the right place for normal growth.
But thus construed presentedness fails to do the job required: the upper parts of the specious present depicted in Figure 16 evidently possess less force and vivacity than those lower down, but they don't seem in the least less present (in the temporal sense) as a result.
For example, Neisseria gonorrheae and Haemophilus ducreyi, which are not very close in the rRNA-based tree of life but evidently possess similar glycans, both inhabit the urogenital track of humans where they cause sexually transmitted diseases (56, 57) and therefore meet similar challenges.
