Sentence examples similar to plenty, evidently from inspiring English sources

Evidently, plenty of other investors felt differently.

Each author approaches the task from her own point of view, and there is evidently plenty of material to go around, leaving the reader with the sense of just how vast a topic this must be.

Do you have a lucky number, avoid hotel rooms on the 13th floor or addresses containing 666? Plenty of people evidently take numerical oddities and coincidences seriously, and for them Saturday, July 7, 2007, written as 7-7-07 7-7-07 7-7-07e appearsburstong with the promise of good fortune.

Tylko describes its customers as typically "design and tech savvy," with an average age range of 25 to 35 — and evidently plenty of disposable income to spend on minimal-looking furniture.

Our textbook was mum on the affections of ancient Olympians, but farmers (agricoale) were evidently plenty amorous as well.

He may be 84, but he evidently has plenty of unfinished business to attend to.

Bin Laden evidently had plenty of time to gather up his more valuable possessions before he left, and also to burn things he didn't want left lying around.

Dutton has evidently spent plenty of time wrestling with the theories of art propounded by thinkers from Aristotle and Kant to Clive Bell and Michel Foucault.

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.

His experience of shooting with Aniston and Sudeikis has evidently given him plenty to think about.

Plenty of Maricopa County's residents evidently liked Arpaio's "colorful" reputation as America's toughest sheriff.