Sentence examples for evidently popular from inspiring English sources

These still-lifes were evidently popular in the artist's own times, as he produced several versions of some of them.

Notwithstanding her dark-shadowed origins, Inge also retained happier memories of her childhood – of being a dab hand at basketball and other sports, and evidently popular with high-spirited fellow students.

The evidently popular amenity (36 Gramercy is nearly sold out and owned now by its residents, not Mr. Mann) affords unlimited park access, except of course after dusk, when the park is technically closed.

A three-bedroom condominium on the 11th floor at One Thirty West 12, the artful and evidently popular conversion of a prewar building in the heart of the West Village that formerly housed nurses on the St . Vincents Hospital campus, sold for $5,872,425 and was the most expensive sale of the week, according to city records.

He and his mates were, as was evidently popular, sentenced to death but somewhere in between the pen and the gallows he managed to escape again (although his mates weren't so lucky).

This recycling of buildings is evidently a popular local pastime.

(Does Comcast know about this?) It is evidently quite popular but apparently offensive to some of the rising Islamist forces in Egypt.

The great theme of "The Odyssey" — the return of the war veteran to his home — is the only surviving, and undoubtedly the greatest, epic example of what was evidently a popular theme in ancient times.

Evidently it's popular, and not because we all agree with what the lyrics suggest - most of us just haven't been listening properly.

Locals in Johannesburg, South Africa, say that dreadlocks have evidently become so popular that they are increasingly being stolen right off of people's heads.

Poe's intent in writing "The Gold-Bug," one reviewer noted, "was evidently to write a popular tale: money, and the finding of money being chosen as the most popular thesis".