Sentence examples for i would evidently from inspiring English sources

As I lay down, I had to keep my knees bent; I would evidently endure eternity in modest discomfort.

I'd evidently decided Bartok was too "difficult".

(When I set up Peel, I'd evidently misidentified Soap as one of the available channels).

As it became evidently clear I would not be having a Christmas this year, I allowed myself to sink into a minor depression.

I've always asked myself how I knew even at that age what I wanted to do, and that I would manage to do it, but evidently I did.

My experience, while evidently not ideal, is something I would not change.

"My experience, while evidently not ideal, is something that I would not change.

I never thought that I would feel nostalgia for recesses and gym classes in our evidently luxurious 1950s!

The authors are very cautious in their Discussion (evidently, they are aware of strongly opinionated colleagues in this field), but I would like to encourage them to be more explicit.

I would not presume to tell the writers of Doctor Who to change a thing, because they evidently know what they're doing.

So evidently, I replied asking who this person and the agency that employs him is and why they think I would remove an article upon simple request, without further background information.