Sentence examples for answer evidently from inspiring English sources

The answer, evidently, is no.

The answer, evidently, is all of it.

The answer, evidently, is through bombastic styling.

In the early 17th century, the answer, evidently, was to build an elaborate garden and target your guests with hidden water jets that spray from archways, the pavement or even a seat.

(Answers: Evidently not; his friend Vera Wang; a need for speed — on and off the ice — plus a healthy ego; and "masculinity is what you believe it to be").

Whatever the answer, Caiaphas evidently had already decided that Jesus had to die.

In "The Head of the Bed," Mr. Babbitt's 1981 setting of a 1974 poem by John Hollander, the answer was, evidently, not much.

You must not answer questions which evidently had no answer, or which were asked by the keepers simply to amuse themselves and pass the time.

At the same time, the airing of Durst's sensational bathroom soliloquy raised questions that the show itself declined to answer — the explanations evidently withheld for dramatic, rather than journalistic, reasons.

Larry, since you're evidently answering these roughly in chronological order, it looks as if you aren't going to answer mine, posted at 10.41, or Hesitating's a few minutes later, about borrowing.

The solution, the evidently fearless minister decided -- harking back to an answer Egyptian bureaucrats have seized upon since long before Islam -- is to centralize it.