Sentence examples for evidently growing from inspiring English sources

At 42 he is still an evidently growing artist.

That morning, a paparazzi photo of O'Brien had appeared in the Post, alongside one of David Letterman, who was also, evidently, growing a strike beard ("LATE GUYS TURN INTO 'CAVE' MEN").

The evidently growing behemoth of colors, creeds, ages, sexual preferences and financial stability clearly shows it's the party of tomorrow.

2. Its difficulties in collecting the indispensable signatures, even if overcome, are proof that the revulsion it inspires is not a fad favored by intellectuals or anti-racist militants -- it is a profound sentiment, deeply spread throughout the country and, evidently, growing.

In contrast to the body mass index example of parallel time trends across surveys, responses on self-rated health are evidently growing more discrepant over time.

Eventually, the losses evidently grew to more than $1 billion.

You can also, evidently, grow weary of adults asking you questions.

The rest could not; the other 999,999 cells, in short, had evidently grown out of that single cell — but were themselves incapable of regenerating the cancer.

Far from being seen as a summer nuisance, the Olympics had evidently grown on McIlroy to the point where he was a keen advocate.

They wouldn't say it outside the locker room, but men of the caliber of Nicolas Anelka, Frank Lampard, Michael Ballack and company, evidently grow when their personal pride is on the line.

One scallop shell, which evidently grew in warmer environments, based on mean oxygen isotope values, developed growth rings in summer while a second shell with colder mean-temperature values exhibits winter growth rings.