Evidently he projected his love for Pink Floyd, and this song, in particular, on to me.
Evidently the project was completed in October, and Dylan's manager Jeff Rosen "has brought the finished album to Europe for listening sessions in various cities including London, Munich and Oslo".
But then, it's a game that had little to prove, evidently a project of love, with only modest expectations to live up to expectations that it's smashed.
Much research has evidently gone into this production, the second in a projected trilogy on mental health by the two-man troupe Ridiculusmus.
MORGAN FREEMAN has been cast as God — twice — so he evidently has no trouble projecting moral authority.
In the past, when bin Laden was ill he avoided being photographed, evidently careful never to project a weakened image.
The bonds of EDF and Toyota were for new, self-evidently green projects: renewable energy and electric vehicles.
Evidently, some people inside her campaign favor the first approach, believing that projecting an optimistic view will work well in contrast to Trump's pessimism.
Equally evidently of post-classical origin is the masonry of the first two piers above the lower cornice, which projects from all piers at the same height.
Evidently, survey and research projects should as much as possible be linked, where the research projects develop new biomarker tools, insights and knowledge on the complex interactions between HBM, environmental exposure and the resulting health effects, which can later be tested at a larger scale in survey projects.
