Sentence examples for was evidently written from inspiring English sources

From its language it was evidently written in the latter part of the Second Temple period-that is in the first B.C. century, and copied perhaps a little later.

"Don't Fence the Sky," by Patrick Smith (Op-Ed, Oct. 29), was evidently written from the point of view of private pilots, a very small portion of the population.

The program notes were evidently written with an academic audience in mind.

The final two chapters, a sermon, were evidently written by a different author, also unknown.

The style is sophisticated, and the songs are evidently written for a court audience with high artistic aspirations and a cultivated taste.

And since there is evidently much written about friendship, noble friendship, and very little written about sexual love between men, then that is what Godbeer is writing about and puffing up into something so huge that it is quite hard to buy, in the John Locke sense, who believed man should accept what he is and take joy from it.

The term catechism, however, was evidently first used for written handbooks in the 16th century.

It's tempting until one reads the memoir itself, which was self-evidently written by a woman who was not subsumed.

Vicksburg was the site of Grant's greatest victory; now, Lemann writes, "Vicksburg was, evidently, seceding all over again".

Pope Gregory once wrote to Æthelberht complimenting Augustine's knowledge of the Bible, so Augustine was evidently well educated.

He was evidently Montenegrin.