Sentence examples for evidently private from inspiring English sources

All they want to talk about is growth, structural transformation, infrastructure, manufacturing and that is all … well it's not all about the private sector but evidently private sector is a huge part of that.

The former lead singer of the Slits, Viv Albertine, and the Turner-nominated artist Liam Gillick play a childless couple, identified as D and H, both contemporary artists and evidently of considerable private means, able to follow their vocations without worrying about money.

Khan, now police chief in Uruzgan province, evidently got his private army from his uncle Jan Mohammad Khan, a commander who helped defeat the Taliban in Kandahar in 2001 and was then rewarded by President Karzai by being named governor of Uruzgan in 2002.

In the world of AIM, even the self-evidently public felt private.

The small study for the large picture on loan from a private collection, evidently done outdoors, reveals an explosive energy that vanishes in the final version, veiled by the Divisionist technique.

Although Romney has evidently led an uneventful private life, he is trying to forcibly reinvent himself from his incarnation as a Massachusetts governor who favored abortion rights and gay rights — almost as hard a history to surmount in the G.O.P. as the multiple marriages and divorces of McCain, Giuliani, and Newt Gingrich.

"There is now no private way, evidently, to collaborate".

It really was a collaborative effort, and there is now no private way, evidently, to collaborate".

Trace, a holding company for Cogan and his family, is entirely private-but evidently in a very distressed financial state.

At a subsequent news conference, he evidently felt that secret was not pejorative enough and added, redundantly, a "private secret plan".

Instead, the glib and rather callous young director who made "1941" -- in remarkable contrast to the pious Mr. Spielberg of "Saving Private Ryan" -- evidently finds the period too alien to treat it as anything but a goof.