Sentence examples for evidently call for from inspiring English sources

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).

Some degree of parsimony is evidently called for here.

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

The truth of the matter is that faculty were consulted, and made other recommendations, which were evidently ignored, since they did not call for shutting down any majors.

Evidently, neither those who called for or carried out the intervention in Libya pondered these issues seriously, or perhaps at all.

But Martínez's approach and calls for patience evidently jar with one of his most influential players.

Thus, blended learning including a significant element of online interaction is evidently more demanding, as it calls for the collaboration of the content expert (the course instructor) with an online learning expert (who can also be a f2f instructor, or at least have knowledge of the target group).

Evidently somebody called the number, as action was taken.

That was evidently enough for him to call himself Hispanic.

On this occasion, he had evidently decided that some modesty and realism were called for.

The state evidently thinks it can: The new law that calls for drug tests also claims that an "individual who is a recipient under the food stamp program is considered to be a welfare recipient".