Sentence examples for Very evidently from inspiring English sources
Very evidently Saramago's novels are not simple parables.
Next week's Holyrood election marches very evidently to its own drum.
The bubble was very evidently driving the economy by the time of GreenspanFest 2005.
The terrace is a matey place too, very evidently designed for living.
"Some of the infants were nearly naked, and very evidently in a most filthy state".
It went from being a new and unread book to one that was very evidently used and read.
She adds: "CAHA certainly has had very-evidently internationally-competitive instruments, and could again".
"It's very rare evidently, but it's exceptionally painful.
"It's very rare evidently, but it's exceptionally painful," he said.
He might be, as Churchill reputedly once said of Attlee, "a modest man with much to be modest about", but that very modesty evidently prevented him seeing himself as someone to whom the rules that govern ordinary people do not apply.
This occurred last April, when ABC -- my very network, evidently no longer willing to protect me under the Disney regime -- cast Willard as me in "When Billie Met Bobby," the movie about the 1973 Battle of the Sexes match between Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs that I broadcast.
