Merkel and Obama were evidently talking about a Trumpist agenda that questions the Euro-Atlantic settlement and Nato's relevance, mocks climate change, opposes free trade and treats refugees, Muslims and foreigners in general as potential enemies.
He begins by asserting that newspapers in Scotland are selling pretty well despite the circulation decline that is, evidently, talked up (or should that be down) by "detractors" including "journalists who are now so out of touch with reality that no newspaper would employ them".
Germany and the US have evidently talked about such an agreement, a step Washington has apparently resisted.
"Evidently talking about Donald Trump for two years has made my mouth old". .
Evidently, "he talks to Mr Thompson frequently and gets regular briefings on how the BBC is dealing with the credibility questions facing broadcasters after fakery was exposed in phone-ins and other parts of the industry".
Three months after his last lecture in March 1976, Foucault (2002a[1977b]: 124) remarks that it is 'astonishing to see how easily and self-evidently people talk of warlike relations of power or of class struggle without ever making it clear whether some form of war is meant, and if so what form'.
Now, I don't know what Cory Booker talks about, but evidently what he talks about is not something they feel threatened about.
Evidently, all that talk about not having sex was quite a turn on, because Mark Souder is not an attractive man, even by Republican congressman standards, and his partner could surely do better.
Talk about morality is, Mackie evidently thinks, rather like talk about unicorns.
Jacqueline Neus Overheard by Janice Rubin at a restaurant on West Fourth Street in Manhattan, two women at the next table, one evidently the mother, talking to her married daughter: "You should have been prepared for this.
