Sentence examples for is evidently one from inspiring English sources

And now he is evidently one of those people.

By Michael J. Arlen The New Yorker, December 4 , 1971P. 45 This is evidently one of those mornings, one of those ecological-consciousness-raising mornings.

The New Yorker, December 4 , 1971P. 45 This is evidently one of those mornings, one of those ecological-consciousness-raising mornings.

Ms. Berry is evidently one of a tiny cadre of nonwhite celebrities who are deemed to have enough crossover appeal to appear on the cover of mass consumer magazines.

Despite having two broken ribs and a bandaged finger after a run-in with a forklift truck earlier in the week, he is keen to show me every detail of what is evidently one of OMA's richest projects to date.

This is evidently one limitation of the present study.

The pleasure of refusing entry to reality TV stars and other undesirables was evidently one of the things Carter most enjoyed about his life as an arbiter of taste.

I'm afraid he reflects a view that would be acknowledged by many of those who might otherwise support you, and the reason for that is that the public like to see politicians' backbones and no one can see yours.'" This was evidently one of the rockier evenings in their lengthy political affair.

The scurrying fugitive vendors rushed up and down the alley several times, playing run-and-hide with the carabinieri who were evidently on one of their cleanup campaigns.

Yet despite these triumphs, he is evidently not one of life's natural self-boosters.

Can was supposed to be out for much longer but if the player believes he is ready to return, Klopp is evidently not one to argue.