Sentence examples for this means evidently from inspiring English sources

What this means, evidently, is that the band is young, energetic, possessed of matching haircuts, and enamored of straight-ahead guitar-based rock and roll.

Evidently this means that for the matrix norm induced by,.

Evidently the ability to register information is intact, if this means availability of data in short-term memory.

Evidently, this definition means that the category is rather broad, as they themselves admit.

I mean, she evidently doesn't love him enough to keep her eyes on the road, but that's beside the point.

To parse this statement briefly, it is significant that Snow doesn't say what he evidently means, which is that this wisdom applies only "over there".

I have a "medium contrast profile," which evidently means I should wear lots of taupe.

Mr. Armstrong evidently means to stay to see the breakup plan through; he said as much during a news conference.

It evidently means that some Labour supporters have been opposed to cameras in council meetings simply "because Pickles wants it".

I, too, would have loved to have roosted outside the fence, sipping a café crème amid dapples of sunlight, but instead I've had to run around, a bodyguard to twin toddlers of my own, protecting them from all those unsupervised natives whose "blossoming" evidently means "violently shoving smaller kids down the slide".

Robert Hanks in the Daily Telegraph was intrigued by "the spectacle of a gifted contemporary novelist wrestling with the legacy of a writer who evidently means an enormous amount to him... Coe loves Johnson for his dedication to writing, but also recognises that his insistence that art must be grounded in a theory led him up a cul-de-sac".