Sentence examples for would evidently make from inspiring English sources

The Campbell's monkeys would evidently make good reporters since they distinguish between leopards they have observed directly (krak) and those they have heard others observe (krak-oo).

Days after refuting comments she'd evidently made to England's Guardian about wanting to be dead, Lana Del Rey topped the Billboard 200 on Wednesday with her album "Ultraviolence".

Some Vitamin C would evidently have been acquired from the vegetables and milk of this diet.

Watson had evidently made the A-list.

But Mr. Boehner's meeting was evidently made known to other House and Senate Republican leaders.

(Slatkin, meanwhile, has evidently made a happy landing at the Detroit Symphony).

But those arguments evidently made little impression on voters uneasy over a large immigrant population.

(Steatite vases carved with similar pictorial reliefs were evidently made to imitate embossed gold).

The family connection evidently made Chalkhill's lyrics available to Walton.

The pearl thong episode evidently made a huge impact for us.

But it evidently made an impression on Letterman, who was a big Bob and Ray fan.