Sentence examples for was evidently much from inspiring English sources

When Obama made clear his views on the rapper's outburst at the MTV video music awards (VMAs) there was evidently much anger and embarrassment at how the details leaked out.

There was evidently much ceremonial in connection with burial, and, apart from objects of personal use such as seals, jewelry, and weapons left with the dead, vases with offerings were regularly placed inside or outside the tombs.

At the same time, binding of CTCF to the CST probe was evidently much weaker than that of BORIS isoproteins (Fig. 8B,C).

Childishly simple it may well be, but innocence is evidently much in demand.

And a pedant's email from Andrew Jackson Anne Geraghtyty's liver is evidently much too intact.

The strike may be over, but there is evidently much hard bargaining ahead.

There is evidently much Italian nationalist sentiment in the Vatican itself.

Yet there are some DJs who are evidently much better than others.

It is evidently much more difficult to study than the system dy1/dx = αy1, dy2/dx = βy2, whose solutions are (constant multiples of) y1 = exp (αx) and y2 = exp (βx).

If his prejudices interfere with his responsibility to serve the law as one of its officers, he is evidently much better employed elsewhere.

Countries of identical economic size, with mirror-image factor endowments? Why, people will ask, should they be interested in a model with such silly assumptions — especially when there are evidently much smarter young people who demonstrate their quality by solving hard problems?