Sentence examples for evidently some of from inspiring English sources

Evidently, some of those people come back when they're ready.

Evidently some of them serve on Fairfield's Historic District Commission.

Evidently some of these evolved following the establishment of a few parent species.

Evidently, some of the money he has spent on debate coaches was well spent.

Evidently some of those who say they are undecided are going to be difficult to get to the polls at all, though even so as many as half of them (50%) say they are certain to vote.

(Sinagra) U2 (Tuesday and Wednesday) After 2000's thrilling "All that You Can't Leave Behind" (Interscope), "How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb" (Interscope) and the "Vertigo" tour itself focus on what humans can live without: namely ICBM's and, evidently, some of U2's more shopworn live staples.

These results indicated high gene flow along the east coast of China with evidently some discontinuity of habitats (Li et al. 2013).

Self-evidently, some of this is fraying.

In the Sunday Times, Johnson describes May's negotiating position as "deranged"; the PM warns her party – and, self-evidently, some of its most prominent members – that, as a matter of principle, it "always puts country first and puts the national interest first".

The Primrose Green in question isn't some village garden, but evidently some strain of weed with which Walker is spectacularly besotted – and that's not the only thing that makes this album seem like a lost relic from 1970.

She was a bit indignant when the viola player signalled an usher between numbers & whispered a message, evidently some sort of reproof, which the usher relayed to the children.