Sentence examples for evidently if from inspiring English sources

When his efforts resulted in rejection, Mr. Yankovic was evidently, if entertainingly, peeved.

Evidently, if we had found any "smoking gun," we would have reported it to the Council.

Evidently, if Strauss-Kahn has done something, he should be punished but the reaction was too much.

While Donald Trump can "rally millions of people behind his message to ban Muslims from America," continued the statement, the ISoc accused the UK's newspapers of "reporting on the most minute of matters," and added: "Evidently, if it's about Muslims, nothing is too small to report".

Evidently, if B m = L m, then Ba space is an Orlicz space.

On the other hand, evidently, if in W, Oscar is omnipotent at t, then at t Oscar cannot actualize (e).

"Self-evidently, if I move in an American helicopter, it's because I don't have a British helicopter," the general said in a brusque BBC radio interview.

In an interview with BBC Radio 5 Live, Mr Grayling alluded to the possibility of scrapping the Human Rights Act - which the Lib Dems are committed to defending - saying: "Well, self-evidently, if we are going to create a new legal framework we are not going to be able to keep the framework we've got at the moment.

Considering that he still counts a "leather-­bound Baader-­Meinhof gang wanted-poster kit" among his prized possessions, his contrite tone here is evidently situational, if not tactical.

The short answer is that it is evidently one (if, happily, the only one) from Johnson's next mid-Atlantic bonkbuster.

The assumption in that study is evidently that if emissions of particulates, unburned hydrocarbons and carbon monoxide stay low, the engine and the rest of the car's systems will remain intact.