Sentence examples for evidently only from inspiring English sources

Its monumental nature is evidently only in my head, a marker of the occasion.

His background prompted the question this week — evidently only partly in jest — whether bishops should run the banks.

It should be car-NAY-ghee, not CAR-nuh-ghee, but evidently only classical music radio commentators get it right.

That changed with the heady days of glasnost in the late 1980's, but evidently only briefly.

Having been denied some breaks earlier in her career, however, evidently only serves to make Susanna's achievements with Generation Kill all the sweeter.

It feels strange to do so, because Cook is so evidently only part-way through his time as a Test match batsman and few players make such a demand at such a stage.

The master was then 68, afflicted intermittently with paralysis and left alone, evidently with only a profligate grandson, who had proved to be an incorrigible delinquent.

Like Afghans, or spies, he evidently has only one name, but my hopes that he might be an actual person inexplicably rise anyway -- only to sink again when he claims OFAC needs yet more information.

Benitez's demand appears to price Crouch out of the transfer market and though it might well be an opening negotiating stance it smacked of desperation from a manager who evidently has only one prize asset to sell but wants to bring new talent in, with Sunderland's Kenwyne Jones and Cardiff prodigy Aaron Ramsay also on his radar, as well as Birmingham's Maik Taylor as goalkeeping cover.

A completely obstructed lacrimal passage evidently not only hinders lacrimal drainage passage more significantly but also builds up secretion from consequent inflammation [ 16].

They write, "Dear Miss Gallant, Thank God you had occasion to write me because you evidently not only haven't been getting your mail from Mr. Chambrun but from The New Yorker as well.