Sentence examples for again evidently from inspiring English sources

And yet here he is again, evidently loving every minute, and saying he is minded to "see where we are in two and a half years' time".

And last month he was at it again, evidently flummoxing that army of highly paid analysts who spend so much time forecasting the course of interest rates, with what one might term "premature" guidance.

He stared at me again, evidently expecting something more, and without thinking I leant forward.

Part of Ellison's strategy for winning again evidently involves making the boats so expensive that almost no one can compete.

Trump's nebulous, seat-of-his-pants plan to make America great again evidently is founded on stripping away the idea of striving always for "a more perfect union" through ongoing self-critique and adaptation, and focuses entirely on driving the whole political, social, and economic -- and military -- thrust of the country on the fuel of greed, fear, self-aggrandizement, bigotry, and oppression.

Instead, they went away again, which, evidently, surprised Juraboev.

Others again are evidently either provisional or at most just blocked in; and this is as you would expect, for the novel had been growing in her mind for a number of years before she ever wrote a word of it.

Again self-evidently, there is the continuing debate over Scottish membership and its associated terms.

But, once again, bin Laden evidently escaped.

He began again and then evidently decided he wanted to try the music out on someone.

"Evidently, again, those who say all things are at rest are not right, nor are those who say all things are in movement.