Sentence examples for evidently given from inspiring English sources

Naughty Ramsay MacDonald had evidently given the others ideas too.

His experience of shooting with Aniston and Sudeikis has evidently given him plenty to think about.

He has evidently given up one of his cherished goals: to see a pipe organ installed in Avery Fisher Hall.

This horse has evidently given him one or two problems but had previously taken slickly to fences and will be extremely hard to beat if at his best.

I went to Geocaching.com, where instantly, my coordinates — Austin, 78701, N 30° 16.375 W 097° 44.663 — appeared unsettlingly; my public Internet connection had evidently given me away.

And in being tipped this sly wink, we are evidently given to understand that this hipper new version of Annie is not the same old silly schmaltz.

He, evidently, gives the company its sense of enterprise.

During their flowering, the placoderms evidently gave rise to the Osteichthyes (the bony fishes) and the Chondrichthyes (the cartilaginous fishes).

Getting a dynasty going in the first place is more testing.Sri Lanka's president since 2005, Mahinda Rajapaksa, is evidently giving the matter some thought.

(Santa Fe was founded around 1604, when wandering Spanish explorers, evidently giving up on their heavenly cities of gold, decided to settle for mere earthly beauty).

Something about their distance from the fray evidently gives them the perspective and freedom required to fashion – contrive, even – immaculate pop.