Sentence examples for has evidently gone from inspiring English sources

The official investigation has evidently gone in another direction.

Much research has evidently gone into this production, the second in a projected trilogy on mental health by the two-man troupe Ridiculusmus.

✒ The stigma has evidently gone, and the route from Wapping to Whitehall has re-opened: despite Andy Coulson's stint at No 10, the Department of Work and Pensions last week hired another ex-Murdoch red-top man, the former Sun and News of the World managing editor Richard Caseby, as its head of communications.

But something has evidently gone wrong if (A) does not entail (B).

Something had evidently gone wrong, and, suddenly panicking, she melted away into the crowd, located her hostess, and asked who in heaven's name it was that she had been talking to.

Some members of the construction crew had evidently gone to the trouble of lowering a scaffold from which to spray a graffito, about ten feet high, in red paint, on the side of the bulkhead: "Liberals Ruin U.S. A.

But Ms. Franz has evidently not let go of her prize-winning performance in "Death of a Salesman," indulging in mannerisms and giving voice to inflections more befitting Linda Loman than Lola.

If this is to be tried via sanctions, then the going has evidently been far too slow and erratic.

But other things have evidently been going on that are affecting Americans' contentment.

In fact, since Gingrich has evidently held on to most of the second installment of their lucre, the Adelsons are effectively keeping his candidacy going going forward.

This system has evidently failed.