Sentence examples for scarcely evident from inspiring English sources

But those composers also dealt in the sublimely meditative, a quality scarcely evident in the works Mr. Botstein offered.

Ms. Epperlein and Mr. Tucker have talent and resolve — they spent months shooting "Fightville," a commitment that's scarcely evident — which makes the movie's superficiality all the more frustrating.

"Even if the use of corporal punishment is viewed in the context of the time, looking at the law – allowing beating for the punishment or prevention of disobedience – shows it was grossly disproportionate, since "disobedience" was scarcely evident in the reviewed cases".

Whatever ill effects may remain from Mr. Muti's toppling fall from the podium during a rehearsal on Feb. 3, the resulting facial surgery or the implantation of a pacemaker to ward off the heart arrhythmia that caused him to faint in the first place, they were scarcely evident during several "Otello" rehearsals, which began in late March.

Throughout the house, which dates from 1890, the new is scarcely evident, except in the office, where a worn 30-foot American flag is draped along a window near three computer workstations, and in the modestly sized attic, where a 73-inch TV looms like a drive-in movie screen.

A feeling of homecoming could scarcely have been more evident.

In the first presidential debate on Monday, Machado's value could scarcely have been more evident.

As for the Benghazi regime, it could scarcely say no, given its evident dependence on Nato firepower.

As explained above, a1 is evident in luminescence but is scarcely detectable in the fluorescence; setting a1 = 0 does not impair the fit.

Alter's evident sympathy for Obama and his policies scarcely means that he functions as a credulous court stenographer.

Everton scarcely settled, struggling to shake off the erratic form evident in a sequence of eight Premiership games without a win.