Sentence examples for evidently received from inspiring English sources

After the King's death at the Battle of Flodden (1513), he evidently received the benefice for which he had so often asked in verse, as there is no record of his pension after 1513.

It cites the example of Robert Bryce, a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, which has evidently received millions of dollars in funding from organisations dealing in fossil fuels.

I'm surprised you don't feel an affinity with them given the totally successful Neanderthal brain transplant you evidently received.

Moreover, the exceptional education Maximus evidently received could not have been had in any other part of the Byzantine Empire during that time except for Constantinople, and possibly Caesarea and Alexandria.

The chap opposite me was evidently receiving a string of vexing emails on his tablet, interspersed with the occasional, more soothing one.

The "clear signal" was evidently not received in Whitehall.

Evidently, Pence received the same counsel from at least one other prominent Republican during a round of good-will meetings with G.O.P. members of Congress on Tuesday morning.

Reviews for Jimmy's Hall were mostly respectful, but were evidently not received by audiences as conferring must-see status on the film.

A recent attempt to shoot dead a police officer resulted in two arrests, the security forces evidently having received high-grade advance intelligence.The authorities draw comfort from the fact that the dissidents have no political wing and are making no attempt to create one.

Lisle Turner's Herefordshire-set Here and Now picked up some encouraging reviews but phrases including "creditable feature debut" and "heartfelt and good-looking film" (both the Guardian) were evidently not received by cinemagoers as an urgent call to action, and a gross of £1,255 from three cinemas resulted.

He is often given as a classic example of the "lone wolf", despite evidently having received extensive help prior to the day of the bombing, especially from Terry Nichols (Fattah 2007).