Richard Rhodes, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of "The Making of the Atomic Bomb," said that had he been Mr. Pellegrino's editor, "I would have asked a lot more questions than evidently got asked, since it would be such a radical change in the historical record".
It takes more than color, evidently, to be colorful.
Several times, a DREAM Act bill has come close to passing in Congress, but none has ever been enacted; the latest version died more than a year ago, evidently prompting Obama to issue his plan.
"As a citizen of the state of Idaho, we have a right to be disappointed, and as a member of his faith, I'm disappointed that a tenet of our faith didn't mean any more to him than evidently it did".
Fragmentation, more than unity, is evidently the aesthetic goal.
As the original research on charitable giving suggested, people are often quite rational about their taxes — more rational, evidently, than they are about matching gifts.
But more than a commentator, Mr. Fujimori evidently believes he has a political future back in Peru.
And evidently more than a few said to themselves: "Nice glasses".
No more than Jesse Jackson, he said, evidently aspiring to that power brokerage.
France's inability to bring to justice those genuinely responsible for the 1995 attacks was evidently more than an accident.
