Sentence examples for evidently can't from inspiring English sources

The man tries to ignore his please, but nothing can discourage him And in the end he shames him into loaning him the money that he evidently can't afford to.

Among the things that, with only a day's notice, evidently can't be procured in New York — not, anyway, at a price that bleeding-heart-liberal mortals would be inclined to pay — is a for-rent luxury convertible sedan.

By Mark Singer Among the things that, with only a day's notice, evidently can't be procured in New York — not, anyway, at a price that bleeding-heart-liberal mortals would be inclined to pay — is a for-rent luxury convertible sedan.

"Do you understand, Khaled," Wizner asks, "why nobody ever drives around New York for pleasure?" Among the things that, with only a day's notice, evidently can't be procured in New York not, anyway, at a price that bleeding-heart-liberal mortals would be inclined to pay is a for-rent luxury convertible sedan.

Whatever triggered the Qi break, the iQi's reliability evidently can't be relied upon.

No, he evidently can't.

An industry which can't see that something went seriously wrong self-evidently can't be trusted with self-regulation.

After all, there'd be no point asking him important political stuff like "How can we get corporations to pay their fair share of tax?" or "What does the Chilcot report say?" since those are questions he self-evidently can't answer.

"Evidently they can't find it in their supermarkets".

"I was called the anti-candidate," he said, "and evidently you can't argue with that, given the outcome".

You can take the man out of Bouley, but evidently you can't take Bouley out of the man.