"Pretty exciting stuff," she wrote, evidently in sarcasm.
Writing evidently avoids rushes of blood to the head.
Letter-writing evidently furnished a model for what he was after in his books.
Villani's actions are explained by Richard H. Lansing and Teodolinda Barolini, who write: "Evidently two decades after the poet's death a conservative writer closely identified with the Florentine state still felt obliged to distance himself from the most outspoken critic of the basis of that state's prestige".
Summarising both pieces, Gardiner wrote: evidently a lot of thought and pre-planning had gone on while Bach was still in Köthen, as well as discussions with his unknown librettist and possibly with representatives of the Leipzig clergy, before he could set the style, tone and narrative shaping of these two impressive works.
"In 2014 English cricket repeatedly lost touch with the basic idea that the national team belongs to us all," he writes: self evidently true but with an added sense of weight in these pages.
Hillary set up a vivid contrast to all this with a well-executed, much re-written (evidently mostly by the candidate herself), big rally speech at a colorful and historically resonant venue.
But if reaction online has so far been mixed -- "I guess Willow Smith is a one hit wonder," wrote one evidently unimpressed Twitter user -- we can be sure after last year's "I Am Me" that the singer herself isn't worried.
Vicksburg was the site of Grant's greatest victory; now, Lemann writes, "Vicksburg was, evidently, seceding all over again".
His possible grandfather ("illegitimacy ran in the family, evidently," Ms. Huston writes) may also have been the grandfather of Margaret Thatcher, with whom Ms. Huston shares piercing blue eyes.
