Sentence examples for is evidently also from inspiring English sources
adverb
In such a way as to be clearly visible or manifest; distinctly, clearly.
Poor Zuckerberg is evidently also going to spend a year being inundated by pleas from hopeful publishers.
Yet with a Radio 4 series on language, a fresh run of the hit TV quiz QI, a new volume of memoirs out and some controversial comments last week about a culture of fear at the BBC creating "incredibly bland" programmes, the busy man's busy man is evidently also busy in what the blogosphere calls "irl" (in real life).
(The other non-Android device mentioned was the iPhone 4/4S — and eating into Apple's 'past years' discounted iPhones' lunch is evidently also on Moto/Google's mind).
Life for the villagers is evidently also a challenge.
In addition to the apparent onset of premature menopausal symptoms and layabout 20-somethings living with their parents, the president is evidently also responsible for the cumulative sum of the national debt as its inexplicable "job-killing" nature.
In addition to raised serum leptin level, generalised endothelial dysfunction is evidently also present in women with pre-eclampsia [ 18, 19].
Inspired by the rise and fall of Rome, this work was evidently also intended as a warning to the United States.
But she was evidently also exposed to Hegelian and Nietzschean ideas, which blossomed during this period (known as the Russian Silver Age), and read a great deal of Friedrich Nietzsche on her own.
Back over the pond, there's evidently also plenty of supportive action for startups going on in Europe — albeit without New York's head start, but able to follow the Big Apple's lead.
On the other hand, members of the elite were evidently also acutely aware that it was impossible to sustain the culture of the empire, both secular and clerical, without a classical education, part of which was and always had been, philosophy.
Her outbursts were evidently also capable of frightening her younger daughters and after Lady Grange's kidnapping, no action was ever taken on her behalf by any of her children, the eldest of whom would have been in their early twenties when she was abducted.
