Sentence examples for of the evidently from inspiring English sources

There are a few pieces of furniture and an assortment of photographs of the evidently convivial Homer with friends and relatives, but no effort has been made to recreate what it was like when he lived here.

I'm having a great time when I'm not shaking my head at it, and enjoying the scenery when I'm not being attacked by one of the evidently 50,000 bears out for my blood in the Classical world.

While he perhaps does not fit exactly into any of these categories, still his development of sophisticated methods of argumentation to produce apparent proofs of the evidently false conclusions that motion is impossible and that there are not in fact many things made it quite natural for Plato, Aristotle, Isocrates, and others to refer to him under all these labels.

Such next-generation studies should further refine our understanding of the evidently critical role that post-translational methylation plays in regulating PP2A activity in vivo.

(And, of course, for the evidently gutless Food and Drug Administration. But that's another story).

In "The War of the Children of Light," we hear of the "Kittim of Asshur," evidently the Syrians, the Seleucids, and the "Kittim of Egypt," evidently the followers of the Ptolemies.

At the other end of the scale, in the evidently more prudent Balearic Islands, the average stake was €39.79.

The bulk of the menu, evidently, hails from beyond the country's capital.

Some of the children, evidently, are taking the message to heart.

The precision of the music evidently does not extend to private life.

The logic of the combinations, evidently meant to be revelatory, is not in every case transparent.