Sentence examples for it has evidently from inspiring English sources

In 1890, The Real Estate Record and Guide noted that "it has evidently been a point with the improvers of Hamilton Grange that the old-time plain brownstone front should not find a place in the locality".

And while she said the EC had not found specific evidence of intent by Google "when it comes to demoting rivals", it has evidently found enough evidence of the impact of systematic demotions of rival services by Google's algorithms, and the contrary promotion of its own services, to conclude that Google's behavior breaches EU antitrust law.

The group had been almost comically inept in its use of social media, though, and it has evidently learned from the Islamic State's savvy example.

And yet it has evidently acted as a fillip.

It is a professional job, and it has evidently benefitted from professional help.

Though the Russian space program is still active, it has evidently fallen on hard times.

As for the fire, he professed ignorance as to its origin, but said it had evidently been started by a candle left burning on the plastic top.

As to the woodcock story, Long provided several accounts from other men who had witnessed as much; an Ohio man, for example, reportedly found upon shooting a similar bird that it "had evidently broken its leg above the knee joint.

"So little was known about Blue's status that the amount of progress it had evidently made further enhanced its reputation," says Mike Gold, an executive at Bigelow Aerospace, another space start-up.

His body was found in a river in Providence, where it had evidently been for some time.

It had evidently been washed in by the sea just a few minutes beforehand, as if to order.