Sentence examples for evidently include from inspiring English sources

They evidently include: seeking to celebrate as well as constructively criticise; championing causes that are important to the wellbeing of the county and its people; and have an easily understood division between news, comment and advertising.

On any given day, the biggest English and Chinese language newspapers carry notices about "new landmark addresses" – which evidently include Abbey Wood – that must not be missed, and there are regular marketing events in the swankiest hotels, to sell London properties to eager Hong Kongers.

Though these liberties evidently include quite a bit, there is no suggestion here that any and all liberty deserves protection.

And some of these human rights evidently include positive rights to security and the provision of basic necessities, such as food and water.

Information sent in response to most of these commands will evidently include a link to more comprehensive information found on the RealEstate.com website, but the company has humans on Twitter who can guide people looking for more info as well (Dennis Kuntz aka @RealTweet).

These red, white and blue sites will now evidently include Trump's ghastly Manhattan apartment (rightly compared to one of Saddam Hussein's palaces) where the twosome met before limousining to the Times Square outlet of the publicity-hungry pizza franchise.

He has developed a wide network of friends in the business, evidently including Mr. Masur.

Romney's new debate coach, Brett O'Donnell, who used to work for Michele Bachmann, had also done his prep, which evidently included injecting his charge with a shot of amphetamines.

It says the meeting was attended by nine representatives of eight European countries, evidently including Mr. Breivik, with an additional three members unable to attend, including a "European-American".

There is a whole generation, evidently including my own, for which the spoken word has become a lost art – it's not news that we don't pick up the phone any more.

Deloitte, the auditor that certified the Autonomy books, was doing a lot of nonaudit work for the company, evidently including advising on how much the managers whose work it was checking should be paid.