Sentence examples for evidently right from inspiring English sources

Still, the Met is evidently right, because tonight's performance will probably be sold out.

He was evidently right given that not only is the modern logic of predicates richer than the traditional (syllogistic) logic, but in order to carry out the logicist project, one is even led to expand logic again by certain set-theoretic postulates of existence.

The time was evidently right for the study of porn to take another step toward recognition as an academic field, with not just a journal, but also a workshop called "The Pedagogy of Pornography" at The Society For Film and Media Studies' 2014 Conference in Seattle.

The time was evidently right for the study of porn to take another step toward recognition as an academic field, with not just a journal but also a workshop called "the Pedagogy of Pornography" slated for the Society for Film and Media Studies' 2014 conference in Seattle.

And so on.Basically, I think Republicans are self-evidently right that uncertainty is dampening business investment to a large degree.

I have read some of Moran's arguments about porn (though none so comically expressed); other insights are so shiny, neat, self-evidently right that it was like she was potting a snooker ball in my brain.

They relied on Newton's predictions, which were spot on and self-evidently right, all the way to the edge of the solar system - except for one tiny little niggling detail about the planet closest to the sun.

Something was evidently not right.

A system tailored to sell Fords decades ago is evidently not right for Tesla in 2014.

Judith asked me, 'Do you like older people?' 'Well, I have a grandmother.' " This was evidently the right answer.

But Schönwerth's stories show us that once upon a time, Cinderfellas evidently suffered right alongside Cinderellas, and handsome young men fell into slumbers nearly as deep as Briar Rose's hundred-year nap.