Sentence examples for evidently could from inspiring English sources

Fund insiders in Washington evidently could learn a thing or two from the Vatican.

Yet a handful of power-brokers evidently could not stand the prospect of Mr Nasheed actually coming to office if he had won the second round.

HBO's "Curb Your Enthusiasm" (not about Lou Piniella's real interest in managing Tampa Bay) evidently could not stop baseball fans from returning to the game.

The glitterball-lifting moment was almost an anticlimax after their dance to I Can't Feel My Face was comprehensively slammed by the judges, who evidently could feel neither their consciences nor the Christmas spirit.

According to the report, the Cardinals officials got a hold of a list of passwords that Luhnow and others had used when they worked in St . Louis some of which evidently could be used to access the Astros system as well.

Most of all, perhaps, voters evidently couldn't care less.

One brief, unmitigated disaster later, Rangers were returning to the man who self-evidently could not win the trophy they most covet.

P-45 was famous, and evidently he could do as he pleased.

Sarkozy is not one of them; evidently, he could not master English sufficiently to meet the graduation requirement.

Evidently, it could be published weekly, and will be aimed at wealthy men in their 30s with an interest in current affairs.

But evidently they could also be dangerous: a bridge to the sublime that departed too quickly from the here and now.