Sentence examples for evidently we from inspiring English sources

Evidently, we are deeply fond of stripes.

Evidently, we have not learned much.

Here, evidently, we must admit we are all prejudiced, not just the guards at Auschwitz.

"But evidently we didn't move fast enough, because someone else got there first".

Evidently we got through it, and then did 35 performances on tour.

He had plenty of time to size us up, and evidently we did not pass muster.

The Republican bet is that all this is a thing of the past; that, self-evidently, we live in the age of images, and words are just the add-ons to the beguilement of the eye; that all we have are soundbites.

Self-evidently, we should not get too carried away: over the past decade or so, the UK's popular-stroke-political culture has been prone to such moments: the great outpouring of strangeness that followed the death of Princess Di, the equally noisy frenzy that surrounded the Tony Blair landslide in 1997.

President Bush evidently agrees: "We need to rethink how we configure our military," he told his first prime-time news conference, "... so that we more effectively respond to asymmetrical responses from terrorist organizations".

Evidently, if we had found any "smoking gun," we would have reported it to the Council.

Evidently, if we want to make an application go fast, we must first understand what it spends time doing.