Sentence examples for evidently moved from inspiring English sources

Wandering through the ancient burial chamber had evidently moved Sisay deeply.

"The chaos from the beaches of Greece has evidently moved to the corridors of Brussels.

Despite professing her commitment to a career as a fashion model she's evidently moved on to another reality TV format.

At this point, the King and Mr. Baldwin evidently moved out of earshot, leaving the News's Reliable Authority under the table with his stenographic pad, for the conversation comes to an abrupt end here.

Standing close to the larger of the two dragons while his wife took the picture, Mr. Bronstein evidently moved his bare foot in a manner that the seven-foot-long reptile found provocative, if not actually appetizing.

Paul Ryan is evidently moved by the plight of workers in his home town, but, once the plant in Janesville closes for good, he spends most of his time thinking about the federal budget; Governor Scott Walker, obsessed with his anti-union crusade, actually cuts funding for programs that provide aid to Janesville's poor and unemployed.

Others evidently move them to Westchester.

The actors will evidently move within a shifting context of props and projections.

Scientists found a third track from a particle moving in the same direction, but it was evidently moving so fast, at more than 15km per second, that it vapourised on impact.

If this wasn't the beginning of something bigger and wider, it would be surprising, given that commando-style operatives from the US Drug Enforcement Administration have been firing weapons and killing locals in a similar effort in Honduras, and that, along with US drones, the CIA is evidently moving ever deeper into the drug war in Mexico.

Periodic downward percolation of water can evidently move DNA in porous, granular sediments of caves and perhaps soil profiles.