evidently

[ˈevɪdəntli]

Definition:
1. Clearly; that can be seen or understood easily.
2. According to what people say.

Use 'evidently' in a sentence:

1. "Well," said Martha, evidently not in the least aware that she was impudent, "it's time tha' should learn."
2. The robin was evidently in a fascinating, bold mood.
3. Evidently some of these questions are rather too difficult to answer.
4. Mr. Sesemann, evidently not in the mood to converse further, went to his daughter's room.
5. He evidently felt that he was upon delicate ground.
6. From childhood, he was evidently at once rebellious and precocious.
7. Evidently, he has fallen in love with Miss green.
8. Different nitrogen level affected the carbohydrate metabolism in various organs of cotton plant evidently.
9. The family were in government for several generations and evidently loved the trappings of power.
10. The two Russians evidently knew each other.
11. Structure of rice straw has changed evidently after biodegradation.
12. Alan was irritable, and very evidently in a nervy state.
13. Bank chiefs evidently did not.
14. He evidently did not expect an answer and the next moment he gave her a surprise.
15. She evidently felt a sense of kinship with the woman.
16. He is evidently prepared to throw his money away.
17. Evidently he has not made up his mind yet.
18. You are evidently better, but you must remember—
19. Miss thompson, loud-voiced and garrulous, was evidently quite willing to gossip.
20. The number of microbes and soil nematodes has decreased evidently.
21. So evidently the bus really was carrying us down the mountain!
22. Evidently it comes from Greek.
23. Evidently, the education of loving science has its own social background.
24. The appearance and intensity of the material treated were not evidently changed.
25. Ellis evidently wished to negotiate downwards after Atkinson had set the guidelines.
26. Otter's evidently more anxious than he'll admit.
27. Evidently no lessons have been learnt or else the government would not have handled the problem so sloppily.
28. Now the development of region and city is characterized by modular system evidently.
29. The family ruled for several generations and evidently loved the trappings of power.
30. Ascorbic acid content evidently varied among different variety.
31. He was soon deep in meditation, and evidently the longer he thought, the more he was bothered.
32. Presently the Mole came tumbling into the room, evidently very pleased with himself.
33. An individual's self-concept evidently influences his or her behavior.
34. The army evidently fears that, under him, its activities would be severely circumscribed.
35. The soldiers were silent, and looked at Alice, as the question was evidently meant for her.
36. No one, evidently, thought the farmers would get quite so innovative.
37. I found her in bed, evidently in great pain.
38. This is evidently the most general form of C. Postmultiplication.
39. This was not the closed garden, evidently, and she could go into it.
40. They reason that since top executives evidently have faith in the bank's financial soundness, those worrisome rumors must be false.
41. Evidently no lessons have been learned or else the government would not have handled the problem so badly.
42. The man wore a bathrobe and had evidently just come from the bathroom.
43. Evidently she was racking her head in vain--it seemed manifest that she must give the matter up.
44. Evidently, however, Hurston had prepared another version, a manuscript that was recently discovered and published after having been forgotten since 1929.
45. They were up and alert and ready, evidently, whoever they were!
46. Churchill got some surprised stares in 1941 when, evidently unaware of the vulgar usage, he gave the palm-backward "V" to British troops.
47. Evidently, she had nothing to do with the whole affair.
48. Evidently this information clinched the matter.
49. They listened; evidently the distant shoutings were growing more distant!
50. Evidently, it has nothing to do with social background.
51. Quite evidently, it has nothing to do with social background.
52. She walked slowly down the road, evidently in pain.