Sentence examples for evidently won't from inspiring English sources

The cast members (including Snooki, below) evidently won't have much time for a vacation between their on-camera vacations.

Representative Dennis Kucinich, the very liberal Ohio Democrat, evidently won't be heading West in an unusual effort to remain a member of Congress.

The unfazed backdoor dealings caricatured in Netflix's (addicting) House of Cards series may work for lobbies based in our nation's capitol, but Californians evidently won't tolerate it in their backyard.

They've gone after The Visit, Friedrich Durrenmatt's screed on humanity's weakness, and have even put their sardonic stamp on Thornton Wilder's Skin of Our Teeth with All About Us, which evidently won't progress beyond its 2007 Westport Country Playhouse try-out.

Evidently, this won't win Mr Osborne friends among Civil Service mandarins - but voters may approve of funds being redirected from the corridors of power to the outside world.

By Elizabeth Kolbert June 1, 2017 It's possible that President Trump's decision to withdraw from the Paris accord, while evidently wrongheaded, won't make all that much difference.

Evidently the fight won't stop.

If the RNC thinks this is the way to attract people to their Party they've evidently decided that women won't be a respected member of their tribe.

He evidently thinks that his supporters won't care.

They will admit to this evidently ineradicable bigotry or they won't.

One thing Romney won't be doing, evidently, is watching Rafalca, a fifteen-year-old brown mare that his wife co-owns, competing in the dressage competition, which starts next week.