Sentence examples for evidently quite from inspiring English sources

They are evidently quite intimidating to the non-expert.

Powerful or long-continued flight is evidently quite a different thing.

Taping your dreadlocks to your chest is evidently quite big in Italy.

As flattering to the modern human ego as this picture may be, it is evidently quite wrong.

I looked at him, a bright boy but evidently quite disturbed, & wondered what would become of him.

Her mum is in the later stages of Alzheimer's disease but was evidently quite a character before it took hold.

We argue this from two perspectives: first that it seems self-evidently quite reasonable for patients, prescribers, payers, and all others, to know as full and complete information about medicines that are in everyday use as can be known; and second that, sadly, it is clear that not everyone tells the truth, the whole truth, and the whole truth the whole of the time.

But whatever their source, the threats were evidently taken quite seriously.

Large rivers containing Ethiopian fish evidently existed quite recently in the northern Sahara.

Toviyya wanted to marry Faiza, but he evidently had quite a reputation.

First, objects that evidently weathered quite strongly during the Little Ice Age (14th 19th century), especially in the countryside, have now been relatively stable for a hundred years or more.