Sentence examples for evidently supposed from inspiring English sources

Not Rocky 10 or Rocky 18, but Rocky Balboa, which is evidently supposed to have a dignified, end-stopped ring to it: simply his full name, a man movingly rendering up a final account of himself.

Namely, there's three rows of seats behind the speakers that are evidently supposed to contain examples of 'diversity' for the TV cameras, but there's nobody to sit in them.

This is also why we never see the counter earth, which is evidently supposed to move at the same speed as the earth.

The point of a detox is that it's evidently supposed to re-start your system.

I maintain my cheerful demeanour, though, anxious to chat with you and show I am not the inarticulate buffoon you evidently suppose I am.

An immense crowd was gathered in front of the President's house, and a strong guard was also stationed there, many persons evidently supposing he would be brought to his home.

Ms. Trump smiled at the Afghani girls and told them "It's a privilege and an honor to have you all with us," which evidently was supposed to make up for the Trump administration's hostility toward the Islamic world.

Palin's progress 11 September, 2010 "Evidently, I'm supposed to make a big announcement here, Glenn and I together, make some big announcement, maybe about the 2012 election or something".

Evidently, you are supposed to ejaculate on the floor and make it slippy and then naked guys go sliding through it!

This behavior that Dimon evidently sanctioned (he is supposed to be in charge after all) is partially responsible for the housing bubble that culminated in the financial collapse that so many Americans are still reeling from.

Then came the nervy, brushfire social-media consensus – a new feature of criticism at festivals – as insecure pundits checked their Twitter feeds and committed themselves to derision, evidently taking Refn's supposed failure to be the "story", and in any case believing that something has to be seen to take a pasting if the praise-economy is not to go bankrupt.