Sentence examples for evidently be from inspiring English sources

All the same, the chance to direct a feature film would evidently be some compensation.

Were that to be achieved, victory over the Springboks in the World Cup final would, evidently, be entirely possible.

And though he can evidently be uncompromising when he needs to be, there is a sense that the supporters' views carry weight and are respected.

And New York "is greater than Paris or Constantinople, and will evidently be hereafter (in the 20th century, if not sooner) greater than London".

These notions are in such direct conflict with the prevailing ruthlessly individualistic and fiercely competitive models of behaviour that they must, evidently, be stopped.

He may not, evidently, be the easiest man to work with at the team, but it is a pleasure to have a plain-speaking driver back amongst the automatons.

Southgate evidently was not.

So, evidently, was the tour.

The answer, evidently, is no.

It evidently isn't interested.

Neither, evidently, is watching television.