Sentence examples for evidently completely from inspiring English sources

These narratives are also, evidently, completely useless.

This confirmed, for all intents and purposes, the first announcement of the war's end made by the German radio and followed quickly by a very evidently completely authentic Associated Press dispatch from supreme Allied headquarters at Reims, France, giving details of the surrender.

By J. W. Worthington and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, February 27 , 1937P. 11 The automobile industry has evidently been completely cowed by the hell that recently popped in Michigan.

The New Yorker, February 27 , 1937P. 11 The automobile industry has evidently been completely cowed by the hell that recently popped in Michigan.

Ruhlman arrives at the French Laundry knowing that Keller has no formal training, and evidently not completely convinced that he is going to encounter a true chef, as opposed to a really good cook.

Evidently not completely, because when I graduated I wrote a book called Surviving Your Stupid, Stupid Decision to Go to Grad School.

For scoring purposes, each of the 15 items was scored 1 if it was reported appropriately and 0 if it was not evidently stated or completely not stated.

Evidently people had not completely forgotten the importance of listening.

But someone who finds (a) and (b) self-evidently false and (c) completely implausible need not accept (d), because a scientific understanding of nature need not be limited to a physical theory of the objective spatio-temporal order.

Rice's value to President Bush is evidently that he trusts her completely.

But there were rival factions, evidently, because the IS exhibits completely different personalities depending on the model.