Sentence examples for though not evidently from inspiring English sources

The profusion of these images — of a man who possessed unusual skills, though not, evidently, a gene for irony — seemed the sum of his appetite for self-reflection.

(Evidently, though, not in Russia. A friend who lived there for a year told me he had caviar for breakfast, lunch and dinner).

These men were not evidently monsters.

(Though evidently not the ones who, at the sight of him, begin to stockpile automatic weapons).

Though evidently not lifted from cigarette or beer ads, they play on the mythic Old West without shedding much more light on the subject.

This, though, has evidently not deterred Kazuo Ishiguro.

All of that clearly irks the Chinese, though not quite enough, evidently, to stop them from helping Russia defy America routinely at the United Nations.

In a free society, we should be free (though self-evidently not obliged) to insult, but not to threaten or abuse.

It is also the garish gargoyle of a house, quite the exhibitionist, some of us love to gawk at, though not for much longer: Evidently its current owner, the minimalist fashion designer Calvin Klein, has had his fill of the hating and gawking.

It is evidently a different tissue type though not uniquely distinguished by its attenuation.

Though not the first of this ilk, SPT's durability (evidently the microcapsules containing the chemicals can survive up to 30 washes) suggests an interesting future.