Sentence examples for have evidently changed from inspiring English sources

But the levers of change have evidently changed.

Her personality had evidently changed, and she became abnormally talkative and irritable.

Another spectator, Eduard Castells, says: "The situation has evidently changed a lot.

That has evidently changed.

Yet some things have evidently not changed over the last 125 years, with the report in the Cricket and Football Field stating Davenport's opening goal was awarded after "a protest for offside was raised in vain".

It's not clear why young people have evidently begun to change their thinking on socialism.

Fifty years later, she had evidently not changed her views; her horror at the idea of a Jewish boy living out his childhood in a Gentile home is of a piece with them.

(1961: 19) There have evidently been cyclic changes … in the capacity of coral islands to bear heavy groves of palms.

Robert Scott (1961), then Governor of Mauritius, pointed out that: There have evidently been cyclic changes … in the capacity of coral islands to bear heavy groves of palms.

These changes have evidently not increased rates of induced abortion in the county of Stockholm.

The Astros pitchers have evidently become so shell-shocked from the change in their stadiums that they cannot pitch anywhere else either.