Sentence examples for evidently told from inspiring English sources

According to court papers, he evidently told his lawyers at the time not to share his e-mail account information, either.

Kevin Beatty, who heads DMGT's consumer media division, evidently told Grant: "Your job is to steer this brand through the next five to 10 years".

O'Reilly evidently told the bank he had disposed of assets valued at more than £90m since 2011 and had used it all to reduce borrowings.

When they talked about him, and told their version of the founding of Facebook, they helped finish each other's sentences, easily reciting every last detail of a tale they have evidently told time and again.

If there is a shaky moment, it is in the first scene, when the youngest cast member, Elizabeth Ureneck, as Edith, is evidently told to go about the maid's duties in a series of 100-yard sprints.

Hulse then evidently told the company that there had been "significant" cost overruns on the fiscal 2002 audit, "no doubt caused by the massive reconstruction necessary to correct PwC's own errors," the suit says.

Humankind, on the evidence of "Wastwater," may be a lost cause, but stage wizardry, evidently, tells a different story.

Manet's picture was evidently telling some sort of story, not a received story – a classical myth or religious parable – but something freshly made.

(Nobody, evidently, has told him the sad news about Hardy).

He was terrified of my stare, evidently, he told me that when he grew up.

As for those gents in the white coats, they were identified as real doctors and had evidently been told to do their bit for Mount Sinai.