Sentence examples for you evidently not from inspiring English sources
They write, "Dear Miss Gallant, Thank God you had occasion to write me because you evidently not only haven't been getting your mail from Mr. Chambrun but from The New Yorker as well.
For Norman, who could have won the 1986 Masters with a birdie and made bogey, who lost the 1987 title in sudden-death to Larry Mize on an astonishing pitch-in at Amen Corner, who lost a six-stroke lead in an agonizing final-round loss to Nick Faldo in 1996, a legitimate question may be, "Haven't you suffered enough?" Evidently not.
For instance, if you are indifferent between Bangkok and a lottery that provides a very low chance of winning a trip to Cardiff, then you evidently do not regard Bangkok to be much better than Amsterdam, vis-à-vis Cardiff; for you, even a small improvement on Amsterdam, i.e., a lottery with a small chance of Cardiff rather than Amsterdam, is enough to match Bangkok.
You evidently did not read the latest email from the Illinois GOP as closely as I did.
"I want a Black woman for president," she writes, and if you say that's preposterous, you evidently did not see that the preposterous just happened.
Dyson retorted: "Can't you stand free speech?" Evidently not.
Well, evidently not Zoella.
Something was evidently not right.
But they are evidently not.
He is evidently not alone.
