Sentence examples for evidently not enough from inspiring English sources

It was evidently not enough: Teddy was never seen again.

"It's evidently not enough to sort out all the issues".

By day three, yoga was evidently not enough to keep Laurie Stone from going stir-crazy.

The series does boast a collective purse of almost $70m £43mm), but that is evidently not enough to entice McIlroy.

Many of them have died, or been horribly wounded, but evidently not enough to move the British government.

And evidently not enough to win the respect of President Faust, who has begged off meeting the group.

But evidently not busy enough – this was Morsi's last interview as president.

He was out of town; the opening was evidently not important enough for him to fly in for.

But evidently not popular enough, because when Ottakar's moved in, profits plunged and she was forced to close.

Evidently not democratic enough, though, for cultural institutions like the New Museum, which increasingly find themselves hanging onto fashion's coattails for support.

The C.I.A. was more skeptical of such reports, but evidently not skeptical enough of some information that, it turned out, had originated with the Chalabi group.