Sentence examples for has evidently learned from inspiring English sources

Lepage returned to direct "The Tempest," and he has evidently learned a few lessons from the "Ring" misadventure.

'We got the result,' says Walcott, who has evidently learned to speak like an England player as well as play like one.

He has evidently learned the error of his ways - or at least he has after disappointing showings in the last three majors - and this week has settled on playing all of his shots with a tight fade.

They have evidently learned from the disaster of Diana, a neurotic, untested girl who had no particular desire to be queen.

You just can't run people like that for statewide office".Angle had evidently learned her lesson, and in her new bid for office — for a House seat this time — she used the Mushroom Cannister Remedy to reassure voters and show that "there was nothing to be scared of when it comes to her".

But forgiveness takes time, as both Stewart, 22, and Pattinson, 26, have evidently learned.

Men and women, from all age and SES groups, have evidently learned that some cancers have better outcomes and others are more likely to be fatal.

Having, until recently, taken most of his pictures with either an analogue SLR or a rangefinder camera, he has evidently much to learn about "waist-level" imaging.In certain ways, TLRs are simpler than SLRs.

This system has evidently failed.

She has evidently toughened up since.

He has evidently never heard of it.