Sentence examples for evidently including from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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".

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.

The article is based on the fact that a number of actors, evidently including Benedict Cumberbatch, Simon Callow and Vanessa Redgrave, are to feature in films as part of Liberty's campaign to save the HRA.

These results offer an insight into spatial and functional differentiations of the local Early Mesolithic subsistence, evidently including particular places for gathering and processing raw material.

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.

Rock didn't tell many people that he was writing it, and he shot it independent of any studio; the cast was augmented by comedians he considers to be friends, a group that evidently includes nearly all of them.

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.

Mr. Schwab said 40percentt of the participants are C.E.O.'s, and about 30percentt of the rest are "idealists" -- a category that evidently included environmentalists, religious leaders and the like.

And there are handy hints on how to get through a communist interrogation, which evidently included bright lights, selective quotations from Abraham Lincoln and vitamin-deprivation: "With a little practice, however, some persons can vomit at will, and it could be effective if the prisoner suddenly did so upon the interrogator ... ....The jelly on the wallBut, mostly, the CIA stonewalls.