Sentence examples for evidently gained from inspiring English sources

I had evidently gained admittance to tennis nirvana.

The blithe spirit of the Western waltz evidently gained something in translation.

They evidently gained something like closer contact with professors, exposure to new kinds of jobs or connections that they couldn't get elsewhere.

They may have lost the more dogmatic of their fans, but they have evidently gained legions more supporters since: their third album Liberation Transmission (recorded in Hawaii, no less) is currently topping the charts, and tonight's show gets a rapturous reception.

Two weeks ago, he followed up by sending me an e-mail that linked to news that his viewpoint is evidently gaining wider acceptance.

Sustainable building is evidently gaining popularity throughout New York with the state having over 650 certified LEED buildings, according to the U.S. Green Building Council.

Multicellularity has evidently been gained and lost multiple times in the history of life.

After Mike Mussina, Andy Pettitte, Clemens and David Wells combined to go 3-1 with a 1.88 earned run average against the Minnesota Twins, there was evidently nothing to be gained, other than sparing Clemens from being verbally bashed, by tampering with the starters.

Resistance against either was costly, but evidently offset by the advantages gained.

The issue of the earmarks and the family connection was raised by some of Obama's opponents during the 2008 presidential campaign, but it didn't gain traction; evidently the disbursements were aboveboard.

Evidently, the report recounts numerous instances in which ordinary legal methods would have produced the same intelligence that was gained through brutalization.