Sentence examples for evidently worthy from inspiring English sources
Focusing on evidently worthy victims is understandable it pays respect to heroism and makes good copy, and it can bring attention to often-neglected mass shootings.
Miraculously, Bitter Chocolate by Sally Grindley (Bloomsbury £5.99) manages to avoid such smugness despite its self-evidently worthy credentials.
It's not necessarily inappropriate but it's certainly not self-evidently more worthy, either.
Evidently, he felt it was a night worthy of a show of emotion.
Judith Miller evidently believes that she stood up for the worthy principle of preserving the confidentiality of her sources.
Evidently possessing an uncanny ability to second-guess the secretive cabal of Swedish worthies who pick the laureates, the bookies had made Le Clézio their 2-1 faheadite, ahead of far better-known figures such as Amos Oz, Philip Roth and Haruki Murakami.
Too many working-class voters perceive Labour as metropolitan, liberal and pro-EU, while many middle-class remainers evidently view Corbyn's party as old-fashioned, shambolic, all over the place on Europe, and not worthy of their support.
Evidently Mr. Schröder has learned from American campaigns that only a candidate who has mastered all the tricks is ultimately worthy of becoming president or chancellor.
Evidently, there were enough voters who not only didn't mind receiving communiques from Al, but also thought his music was worthy of their vote.
