Sentence examples for would evidently be from inspiring English sources

All the same, the chance to direct a feature film would evidently be some compensation.

Were that to be achieved, victory over the Springboks in the World Cup final would, evidently, be entirely possible.

To become the next purveyor of big, soft-focus, largely laudatory TV interviews with celebrities and news-generators in the mold of Queen Walters would evidently be a rocket launch for Kelly into the television stratosphere.

Like Ed Miliband and Gordon Brown before him, he shows a firm preference for a male-dominated team, its mission to sustain the fantasy that the chosen oddball can prevail: a skilled operation that would evidently be jeopardised if any woman were allowed a speaking role.

Rigid directly referential expressions would evidently be rigid de jure.

Conversely, if children do have moral rights, these need not be enshrined in law, although there would evidently be a strong presumption that they should.

Meanwhile, I started getting messages from other guys on OkCupid, who'd evidently been enticed by my Willy Wonka reference.

Due to the appalling nature of the decomposition – she'd evidently been in water for some time - the forensics took a month.

Due to the appalling nature of the decomposition she'd evidently been in water for some time the forensics took a month.

If the choreographer Mark Morris were to present an American Music Festival — I hope one day he does — it would self-evidently be a statement of belief: He's made many of his most imaginative works to music by Virgil Thomson, Henry Cowell, Lou Harrison and others.

According to this consensus, Herodotus' 300,000 Persians at Plataea would self-evidently be impossible.