Sentence examples for evidently earned from inspiring English sources

Somehow, despite its bitter frankness and the hopelessness it surveys, "a k a Kathe" has an undeniable warmth and humanity thanks to Ms. Martin's quiet narration and the trust she has evidently earned from her subjects.

The two primarily took on cases for people with limited funds and evidently earned a good reputation doing so, as O'Connor was soon elected a precinct committeeman by the Republican party, and subsequently appointed to a vacancy in the Arizona State Senate.

Harvey's reputation was evidently well earned, but there was at least one person besides the sometimes aggrieved ballplayer or manager who made sure he did not get carried away by his lofty aura.

The payments were calculated, as is the usual practice in Chile, on the basis of a month's salary for each year of service; and when the amounts involved were splashed across the newspapers, it did not take people long to calculate that some of their supposedly ill-paid public servants had evidently been earning annual salaries of over $200,000.

"They're going to get you as ready as possible," said Groban, though she was evidently born ready; she earned the night's highest score.

Having earned millions in retail, Benetton evidently assumed that it could sell sports equipment the way it sold clothes, even down to its signature style of provocative advertising.

After college, Hunt earned a tryout with the Kansas City Chiefs, who evidently were not looking for a singer.

Currently, tax systems respect inter-company contracts even if they evidently seek to shift profits out of countries where they are earned into low or no-tax jurisdictions.

He ran a small tile-polishing business, but evidently he did not earn enough from it.

(It's worth noting that the Eighties arena-rock Broadway show, "Rock of Ages," earned a grade of "guilty pleasure" from the brittle Mr. Isherwood; the Eighties revival still evidently enjoying a free kitsch-appeal pass from the cultural gatekeepers).

And let's not forget Sarah Palin, who meandered through 5 different colleges to earn one degree but evidently missed out on English 101.