Lamb evidently said he was.
Gyllenhaal's sister, Maggie, evidently said the same thing as her younger brother.
He had, evidently, said all he was going to at his resignation press conference.
Lewis evidently says it's "to step on the digital gas" (I've always loved his phraseology).
At one point, Richardson evidently said, "What do you know about player safety?" What does Manning know about player safety?
Clarke played the music, Moyet sang, and the two evidently said very little to each other when they were a band.
A century or so later, Woodrow Wilson chimed in, "The chief embarrassment in describing it is that in saying how little there is to be said about it one has evidently said all that there is to say".
Then, to my surprise, he summoned the words of another orator: George W. Bush, who evidently said (translated into Chinese and now back into English): "In the new century, whoever makes the best use of the resources in space will gain great wealth and security".
Amidst a changing world, a group of emerging and established artists are convening in Miami to interrogate cultural shifts, as well as what, evidently, says the same.
The report evidently says that McCabe authorized a discussion involving one of his top aides, the FBI's chief spokesman and a Wall Street Journal reporter for a story, published Oct. 30, 2016, that included details of McCabe pushing back on Obama appointees in the Justice Department to continue an FBI investigation into the Clinton Foundation.
