Sentence examples for which are evidently from inspiring English sources

With no more identification than a bare-bones, two-line caption, it's hard to make sense of these images, which are evidently intended to speak for themselves.

Mr. Davis also failed to mention the potential for developing publicly owned municipal utility districts like those in Los Angeles and Sacramento, which are evidently immune to the problems deregulation has foisted on the rest of the state.

It is now time for the Tories to abandon their unjustified fixation with free schools, which are evidently not addressing the growing pressure on school places nor driving up standards, and once and for all put the urgent need for sufficient good school places in every local area first".

They form aggregates (≈100 nm), which are evidently located outside transport pores.

These particles are evidently related to aggregates, which are evidently places in voids between gel regions.

Fab.com is already generating about $100,000 in sales on a daily basis, and Goldberg expects this number to shoot up quickly after the launch of the mobile apps, which are evidently free of charge.

The state-controlled mosques are mobilised to preach the constitution's virtues – which is evidently unfair.

Then we noticed the tone of the tweets, which was evidently different from how other golfers were being mentioned.

But more often the references are obscure enough to subvert conventional narrative, which is evidently the artist's intention.

It would be all too easy to attribute it to "soft touch" judges, which is evidently May's reasoning.

The judges said Mr. Karadzic's obstruction "has effectively brought the trial to a halt, which is evidently his purpose".