It's a problem that has evidently touched Mr. Sembene's audience.
The reader might not like the poems, but the reader can't scratch his head and say, 'I don't know what the hell is going on here.' " He has evidently touched a nerve, attaining near-celebrity status in the process.
The car has since been returned, but it evidently touched a nerve among voters tired of seeing the ruling elites flaunt their new wealth.
We had evidently touched a nerve.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics publishes an income roll call of other occupations with which McCain, once a modestly paid military officer, has evidently lost touch: kindergarten teachers, $47,750; firefighters, $44,130; roofers, $36,340; dental assistants, $32,280; security guards, $24,480; home health aides, $20,850.
"The simple fact of the matter is, evidently, I touched a nerve deep in the heart of Texas.
People evidently liked to touch Frances Kroll Ring.
(Evidently "TWENTY-ONE TOUCH record and e-mail" wouldn't fit on the button).
I'm evidently out of touch, because a lot of people know about this website--including 7.8 million members who pay a fee to cheat on their spouse.
Evidently the subject touches on many issues of importance that deserve to be discussed, bringing to bear personal, scientific, moral, philosophical, and other insights on either side.
