Sentence examples for evidently joined from inspiring English sources

Now, with a bookshop, a restaurant and a new Web site in French and English (www.museeguimet.fr), the museum has evidently joined much of the rest of the art world in wanting to draw crowds.

Content from other publishers will evidently join the line-up, although who and when remains to be seen.

But the committee's Democrats, evidently panicked, joined it without dissent.

He thus followed his victory by retiring from Anatolia after restoring to power the Turkmen princes who had joined him; evidently Timur assumed that a divided Anatolia would constitute no threat to his ambitions.

Swarming around Dvor in recent days has been a bewildering array of Serbian units, all evidently eager to join the action.

A man playing Henry Mitchell MacCracken, who Colbert described as "still evidently The New York Times' trends editor," joined Colbert to explain the issue: "They're doing it!

The rock musical was evidently a shambles by the time Ms. Morgan joined it.

Evidently he will be joining the attack, and he promises that on his return he will accompany her on a holiday trip to a place where they will bathe in hots springs, take long walks and have sake for lunch.

The aesthetics of the modern idea of the Illuminati appear to be a collection of various sigils from different clandestine groups such as the Gnostics, Hermetics, Knights Templar, Rosicrucians, and Freemasons (which the real-life Illuminati founders wanted to join, but evidently found too costly).

Evidently a member of the household (photos of him were on the walls anyway), Michele now joined the tour.

Rogic was joined in midfield by Commons, who came in for Gary Manday-Steven, and Leigh Griffiths was evidently in the mood to justify his inclusion, with Nadir Ciftci suspended.