Sentence examples for with evidently from inspiring English sources

The choreography, by David Marques, is energetic, but he is hampered by a very young company with evidently limited training.

"He made all sorts of derogatory remarks about the caviar-and-champagne notion to begin with, evidently because he thought it the height of affectation," Murphy recalls.

As reported in a Physical Review E paper, researchers with evidently too much time on their hands conducted an experimental study on beverage spillage, controlling for various walking speeds and initial liquid levels in the cup.

In the middle of the night, Jesse goes to Linus's house, knocks him around, re-baptises him in a bathtub, and tells him to forget the girl he's been so focused on, with evidently immediate results.

Reagan accepts the resignation of the unpopular conservative Anne Burford as head of the Environmental Protection Agency with evidently sincere regret and indignation over the unfair criticisms that she has been forced to endure, then replaces her with the far more moderate William Ruckelshaus.

Sam Shepard's ailing young farmer, with evidently just a year to live, falls in love with Abby; Bill then persuades her to take up with him, give him some happiness in what little time remains, and then they can be rich together with his money after he's dead.

Ryan Tunnicliffe then walked over and gave the keeper a gentle touch on the head, with Bettinelli evidently still distraught with the mistake.

There were widespread rumors of an affair with Hitler, evidently false.

But with time evidently healing the reputational wounds, raising money is important once again.

Whatever his poems lack in polish, they make up for with stark, evidently cathartic honesty.

O'Neill describes it is a "natural tendency" but with Austria evidently against the ropes and swaying, Ireland continued to attack.