Robbery was evidently not the motive, since several gold chalices and other valuable objects were left undisturbed.
Increasing BBC1's audience share at 9pm is evidently the true motive for moving the news, and Greg should have been much more straightforward about it.
"The return of the president in delicate health, running certain risks, evidently has political motives," said Elsa Cardozo, a political science professor at the Central University of Venezuela.
Evidently, you need help.
For people who are anti-sprawl activists — or have baser motives — a new-built house sitting empty in a previously rural area evidently makes a ripe target for an attack by fire.
Mr. Wilson writes that Mr. Libby "evidently seized opportunities to rail openly against me" and was an "ardent neoconservative" who had the "motive and means" to conduct a covert inquiry to identify Mr. Wilson's wife, Valerie Plame.
Evidently Grigsby was not Burchard's doctor, which is just as well since he might have had mixed motives while wielding the scalpel.
Sometimes the motive was to make the bank look better — what does it say about a bank if its peers evidently will not lend money to it at the same rate they will lend to others?
