Sentence examples for they will evidently from inspiring English sources

They will, evidently, stop at nothing to win.

Bob Saget and John Stamos, who rose to stardom on the original series, will make guest spots, although they will evidently not be regulars on the new version.

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

Furthermore, in the absence of clearly defined alternatives, they will evidently be inadequate to provide family support and patient care for increasingly complex cases in the future, especially if improvements to training procedures are not implemented.

In the animal beauty contests of the future, size will evidently matter.

The actors will evidently move within a shifting context of props and projections.

Kingdom also holds 6.6% of Murdoch's entertainment company, 21st Century Fox, which will evidently not be affected.

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".

And New York "is greater than Paris or Constantinople, and will evidently be hereafter (in the 20th century, if not sooner) greater than London".

By John Cassidy May 17, 2017 As special counsel, Robert Mueller will evidently have wide latitude and authority in pursuing his investigation of connections between Russia and the Trump campaign.

President Obama is emphasising that the US does not want to be drawn back into a wider war in Iraq and will not send ground troops, but the US will evidently not allow Isis to capture Erbil or Baghdad.