Sentence examples for evidently former from inspiring English sources

Evidently former News of the World readers don't want to spend a Sunday without a newspaper.

Evidently former Navy secretary and retiring Senator John Warner has been pressured by the White House to join McCain, and he buckled.

The Rangers evidently believe the former or they would not have gone to federal court in Lower Manhattan last month to seek a temporary injunction against the league with a lawsuit that reads like a manifesto against eminent domain and collectivism.

Given the availability of both liberal and demanding interpretations, the principle of charity would evidently favor the former.

Crushing by elephant had been abolished by the British after they overthrew the Kandyan kingdom in 1815 but the king's execution elephant was still alive and evidently remembered its former duties.

Nor, evidently, does David Petraeus, the former commander of US forces in Afghanistan and former director of the CIA: he once told a reporter that despite being in jobs where the day-to-day stakes are a matter of life and death, he "rarely feels stress at all".

Evidently, that leaves the former Florida governor in a small minority.

Talbot ends with the AIDS crisis, which he says "brought out the best in San Francisco," making it "a model for the nation," the city evidently returning to its former status as some sort of beacon.

Eric Joyce, a former rebel, evidently had Miliband in mind when he hinted on BBC radio that cabinet members may have given Hoon and Hewitt a signal to go ahead with their letter calling for a secret ballot on Brown's leadership.

The former was evidently connected with the right hepatic duct, whereas the latter was not (Fig. 2).

President Tomislav Nikolic of Serbia, a nationalist long skeptical of the Hague process, said in a statement that Thursday's ruling showed that the tribunal for the former Yugoslavia had evidently been "formed to try the Serbian people" for the wars of the 1990s.