Sentence examples for that is evidently from inspiring English sources

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

Most would rather have jobs than become religious marauders, but given the chance they may be tempted to join a group that is evidently successful.

The narrator now works in a nursing home, which forces her to reflect on the shape a life takes, on everything that is evidently beyond our control.

"It seems unfair to me that they have wanted to shift the issue to a place that is evidently a clear issue of populism".

Also: "Elephants on the African savannah have been raping rhinoceroses, something that is evidently just as startling to zoologists as to the layperson".

On another table stand a group of newcomers to the Special K family, a brand that is evidently food's answer to "Law & Order," given the number of spinoffs it has generated.

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.

She had a startling energy driven by a curiosity that was evidently a factor in her longevity.

Still, wars of words are distracting, and Obama campaigned as a listener — a contrast with his supremely deaf predecessor that was evidently welcomed by the electorate.