Sentence examples for evidently know from inspiring English sources

SXSW organisers evidently know how to stir up liberal indecision.

I would not presume to tell the writers of Doctor Who to change a thing, because they evidently know what they're doing.

The play had a substantial run with the same actors who are seen here, which is why they work so artfully as an ensemble and so evidently know their characters inside out.

Moreover, this occasionally spine-chilling narrative is in the hands of thoroughly competent players, who evidently know their lines as well as they would were they on the stage.

Sergeant, K OK Plundering into the field of summer sound first ploughed by the likes of the La's and Stone Roses, this Scottish four-piece evidently know the power of a jangling guitar, sunshine riffs and a cocky vocal.

The sound is at once terrible to the ear — like a nose breaking or a girlfriend sobbing — and clean and competent: at this hospital in Dillon, Tex., the E.M.T.'s evidently know how to steady a bone saw to split open a helmet, carefully but unsentimentally, so as not to exacerbate a skull fracture or a spine injury.

He, evidently, knew he was an adult.

"His appetite for tax hikes evidently knows no end.

From ScotRail to CrossCountry, the state evidently knows best.

Any player playing at the top level evidently knows how to play.

The conductor, who evidently knew this score very well and liked it a lot, was Placido Domingo.