Sentence examples for evidently late from inspiring English sources

They were evidently late for another appointment.

Although the origin is not always clear, it is evidently a late development in the rock.

It was evidently too late to keep that out of the public eye after the A.P. story.] The Bybee document reflects arguments made by lawyers in the Bush Justice Department, who held that, despite Rahman's death, the "manager of the Saltpit site" should not be prosecuted for torture, because he lacked the requisite criminal intent.

He has evidently had a late night there, and his date is sleeping by his side.

An insert sheet gave the revised order, evidently arrived at late, and you could almost see the always provocative hand of the headstrong Mr. Barenboim at work in it.

With the right teach, it's evidently never too late to teach a Sneetch.

Of late, evidently in a misguided attempt to escape the sexless chairperson, some chairmen are calling themselves chairs, a chair being, of course, an inanimate object.

"Putting magical ideas into your music is a cool idea," he says and it is one that evidently informs his latest album Love Over Will.

All the three Bronze Age cultures of Yakutia evidently originated from the Late Neolithic Ymyiakhtakh culture.

Window in its metaphorical sense (as in a window of opportunity) and on the same page evidently date to the late '70s.

The late goals evidently took some sheen off an otherwise positive evening, which allowed Emery to give game time to experienced players in need of minutes and a chance to shine.