Sentence examples for evidently call from inspiring English sources

However, it is the pro-lifers who can mobilise the bully squads, deploy the 24-hour a passive-aggressive pickets and evidently call on individuals more than ready to carry out acts of righteous violence.

Now Gucci, the Italian label once worn by Jackie Onassis, Audrey Hepburn, and Grace Kelly, has opened a boutique dedicated to children, age zero to eight, whose social calendars evidently call for tuxedos ($1,500), blue rabbit-fur coats ($2,250), and designer sunglasses ($140).

Claire Brinberg, my producer, evidently called him soon afterward to tell him how I'd taken his hurtful observation — which wasn't well — because the following week, he walked up to me and said, "I'm sorry".

Some degree of parsimony is evidently called for here.

Frank Pavich This is the legendary 1995 documentary of the New York hardcore scene featuring Freddy Madball, Roger Miret from AF (interviewed in the hospital after breaking his back, spoiler alert, PS), Lord Ezec, No Redeeming Social Value, a bunch of the dudes from 108 and District 9, and a little too much Rick from 25 ta Life at the live-in comic book store he evidently called an apartment.

But their eloquent and evidently sincere call for a "restructuring" of the sport's governance could hardly have been better timed.

Evidently somebody called the number, as action was taken.

Richard's crime was evidently not to call him out on it.

Evidently the wrong call at a time when clear thinking was needed.

This call evidently took place before Trump's transition team got around to calling the State Department or the Pentagon.

Father Hanisch's concern was evidently behind the call by church leaders and Kurt Masur, the director of the Gewandhaus musical theater and one of the most respected civic voices in Leipzig, for a moratorium on the Leipzig marches until Jan . 8 as well as for reflection on their purpose.