Sentence examples for evidently debated from inspiring English sources

Rogers wrote Walker in June 1880 to offer him the Presidency and Walker evidently debated the opportunity for some time as Rogers sent follow-up inquiries in January and February 1881 requesting his committed decision.

Evidently, the debate about group selection is largely semantic and choosing between one and the other is a matter of preference.

The DNC met and debated in a cat-fight style evidently located outside some third grade classroom.

Some New York debates, evidently, never change.

The complete lack of information in the professional literature relating to the lung parameters studied evidently limits a debate on this subject.

Mark Salter, a senior adviser to Senator John McCain's presidential campaign in 2008, quipped on his Facebook page: "Evidently, the Obama campaign debate strategy is sleepy cop/crystal meth cop".

Evidently, Palin's pre-debate handlers judged her incapable of speaking on a fairly wide range of subjects, and so instructed to her to simply disregard questions that did not invite memorised talking points or cutesy filibustering.

The prime minister evidently thought that the whole debate could be cleanly started and finished in a matter of months.

The Independent evidently agrees this is a debate worth having and devoted page three of today's paper to the subject.

Evidently AB's sponsored every debate since '92.

Rudd and Labor evidently think the balance in the debate has shifted sufficiently for this to help Labor more than it hurts it in 2013.