Sentence examples for it's evidently a from inspiring English sources
"It's evidently a little network.
It's evidently a case of trial and error, too: I didn't see a single un-dented bonnet all weekend.
It's evidently a topic there wasn't time to discuss when he applied what the African National Congress has since called "extreme pressure" on Nelson Mandela to rise from his deathbed to be driven, gaunt-looking, in a golf buggy around the pitch at South Africa's World Cup opening ceremony.
Called 'Peace Trail,' it's evidently a largely acoustic affair with just Young accompanied by a bass player and drummer.
It's evidently an obsession – something that Metheny does because he can.
Although the origin is not always clear, it is evidently a late development in the rock.
It was evidently a "black hat" celebration, men and women seated separately.
What am I guilty of?" It was evidently a well-rehearsed response.
It was evidently a narrow escape and one upon which Woods was not keen to expand.
Faulks, it transpires, had begged for the manuscript to be burned after his death because it was evidently a pile of old rubbish.
It is evidently a paraphrase of the last words of Augustus Caesar: "Since the play has been so good, clap your hands".
