Sentence examples for put evidently from inspiring English sources

But when it came to besmirching the reputation of a once-proud newspaper, no one has done it better to itself than the Daily Telegraph, perhaps because the paper had not had one angry proprietor but two (although one might have hoped that there were enough decent journalists left at the paper to stand up and say "Up with this we will not put" – evidently not).

(We must put aside, evidently, concerns over what kind of "success" Trump is precisely held to have achieved, and by what means).

They had, evidently, put in the hard yards.

(judging by the orotund loquacity of his autobiography, Handy evidently put the dictionary to good use).

The critical thought prompted by Lemonade is only a fraction of that which Beyoncé's evidently put in.

After a year in office, Rouhani has evidently put an end to Ahmadinejad's years of rancour.

Parties on the left proposed more drastic reforms and more generous programs, but South Korea's voters evidently put their faith in Ms. Park's more modest goals.

A banner, evidently put up by Ms. Manigat's backers, hangs near the airport, declaring, "You have your mother, now your father is coming".

The unthreatening behavior of the two men -- and the fact the skiff was not unlike other boats plying the harbor -- evidently put the Cole's guards at ease.

It's superbly slick, and although Sammy J and his puppet co-star Randy may go off-script and break the fourth wall at times, the technical aspects of the show are evidently put together with careful rehearsal and the intention to do a professional job.

My son urges me out of doors, extolling the virtues of Vitamin D, which evidently will put us straight into a good mood.