Sentence examples for which was evidently from inspiring English sources

While I was heartened by his enthusiasm, which was evidently felt by much of the audience, I couldn't share it.

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

The final vacuum survival rate of C. elegans averaged at 40.4 ± 15.35%, which was evidently superior to that of the worms without glycerol protection.

The surviving portions of the Satyricon (parts of Books XV and XVI) probably represent about one-tenth of the complete work, which was evidently very long.

The effective network chain density of the NC gel was determined from equilibrium shear modulus, which was evidently lower than that of the chemically cross-linked hydrogels.

"He already had his hip-hop style, which was evidently self-thought-up before he got to the art school," he recalled.

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

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".

To warm up the crowd, an organizer with a megaphone led classic protest chants, some of which were evidently dated.