Sentence examples for evidently spoke from inspiring English sources

"Ni hao," he called to a Chinese woman, who evidently spoke perfect English, and shook her head in response.

He touched her hair and evidently spoke gently to her while Baillet-Latour took her by the hand and led her with the notables to the Caesar's dais.

"He was evidently speaking about abuse on the part of priests and not in the general population," he added.

The directors, evidently speaking for the full board, pointed to the Collegium's successes, but added, "We nevertheless believe that the current economic environment will not support the sustainability of an independent Collegium".

Zionism's accomplishments evidently speak for themselves, as far as Hazony is concerned.

Any hesitation or lack of knowledge about its worthiness will count against you unless the invention evidently speaks for itself (which many do not).

(He evidently never spoke to Jane or the singer Adele).

(He evidently never spoke to Jane or the singer Adele). But women tended to move past regret, eventually and then completely.

Television cameras clustered around a single man, evidently drunk, who spoke brokenly of his grim experiences.

Later, she heard someone walking on top of the wreckage above her, and anguished voices spoke up, evidently from within the mess around her: "Please help!

O'Driscoll's humility was evident as he spoke to the media the day after that painful denouement, when the wound was still evidently sore.