Sentence examples for evidently yet from inspiring English sources

Photo via I'm from Canada and, having lived in London for two years, I've gotten used to the massive twisty snake-like Underground (although evidently yet to learn that words like "gotten" apparently don't exist over here any more).

And Andrew Higgins, a correspondent for the Washington Post, was barred from taking up his post in Beijing because Chinese authorities evidently have yet to forgive him for work that got him expelled from China decades ago.

All these men were listed in official reports as Vietcong defectors, but the majority of the returnees from Ben Suc, evidently not yet realizing they were defectors, rather than just prisoners given a special amnesty, claimed that they had never participated as soldiers in the National Liberation Front or coöperated with the enemy in any way, though most said they had paid taxes.

But it has evidently not yet hit Son's target of $100BN as he used his MWC keynote as a sales pitch for additional partners.

Susan Rice and John Kerry, who would both be excellent, are also in the mix -- and the decision has evidently not yet been made.

There is large speculation (though nothing evidently documented yet) about the moon phase, direction the player is facing, in-game day (every day of the week is assigned an element), and even time of day the synthesis is performed to either increase or reduce the results of the recipe.

Yet evidently that's not enough.

Yet evidently Mr. Romenesko hadn't offended any of the writers whose work he was summarizing.

That last phone isn't ready for review yet; evidently, that Storm is still brewing.

It was Day 61 of the Gulf oil spill, but Ramirez evidently had not yet heard of it.

We might say we want better buildings, yet evidently, we don't want to pay for them.