Sentence examples for evidently power from inspiring English sources
Evidently power is not disappearing, it is just being transferred on a global scale to the financiers.
EVIDENTLY sharing power need not entail sharing political pain.
In 1964, in a successful effort to get the central bank to cut interest rates, Lyndon Johnson summoned the Fed chairman William McChesney Martin to his Texas ranch and pushed him around the living room, yelling in his face, "Boys are dying in Vietnam, and Bill Martin doesn't care!" In democracies, evidently, technocratic power had limits.
Evidently, the power of celebrity is strong.
The Nazis gradually forced him to leave Germany, although he did enter government architecture competitions while Hitler was in power – evidently he wasn't so morally repulsed by the Nazis' politics that he wouldn't work for them.
Sergeant, K OK Plundering into the field of summer sound first ploughed by the likes of the La's and Stone Roses, this Scottish four-piece evidently know the power of a jangling guitar, sunshine riffs and a cocky vocal.
The secrets held by these ledgers evidently had the power to give or withhold pay, issue rations, and determine an individual's right to stay on any particular farm".
With its appetite for examining the federal-state balance of power evidently far from exhausted by a spate of recent rulings, the Supreme Court announced today that it would decide whether state governments are bound by the federal law against discrimination in employment on the basis of disability.
But the NATO powers evidently feel they have done enough intervening for now.
(Evidently the baths' powers were not just therapeutic; in 1519 Pope Leo X promised plenary absolution to every Christian who visited the spa).
