Sentence examples for that's evidently from inspiring English sources

That's evidently not the case with a lot of people in Washington, but nevertheless I am.

That's evidently true but there really is one main reason for making such a point.

The console market appears to be shrinking significantly — and that's evidently having a knock-on impact on games studios and game development.

That's evidently where Google, which after all makes its money from targeting advertising, sees the real value in VR and AR: as a layer that even more tightly connects back-end computing and big data-mining to real-world human activity.

"Now, it's a virtue, it's speaking from the heart, and that's evidently what people want to hear".

That's evidently so important to him that he's trying to take a victory lap around the wreckage of what was once such a promising presidency.

Abercrombie did a test-run with the new Quarterly in London's shops last year that was evidently successful.

The search for an answer begins with Russell's theory of descriptions, a doctrine that is evidently closely tied to linguistic concerns.

What needs to be done about the fears that were evidently at work?

There were no scandals, just an intense focus that was evidently uncomfortable for him and his family.

Their feet bore large talons on one toe that were evidently used for raking and slicing prey.