Sentence examples for that will evidently from inspiring English sources

She is due to give a guest lecture that will, evidently, focus on her views on media regulation and "explore the current work under way within the PCC".

For others, though, electorates have delivered results that will be self-evidently harmful both to citizens of these nations, and to stability in the wider world.

This "superbly intelligent" volume is evidently a "manifesto for a new Atlanticism" that will be "garlanded with prizes".

Publicly weighing in on hearing that will concern an investigation into you and your subordinates' behaviour is self-evidently insane.

The lesson that the Bush administration has evidently drawn is that we should never risk getting involved in a long war that will cost us significant casualties.

So while the future might be uncertain for the TV format, the brand's foothold as a provider of viewer-controlled sexual escapism will evidently mean that it will be 'Viva La Babestation' in the years to come.

Know that this is through the dissemination of the true wisdom, so they will evidently see the true God and the true law.

There will evidently be no "natural" improvement in long-term pancreas graft survival that might be expected after such great short-term improvement.

What that means for how the MPC operates alongside other parts of the Bank with these new mandates will evidently require more research in the years to come.

They will, evidently, stop at nothing to win.

Evidently it's the saltwater crocs that'll kill you.