Evidently so

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Evidently so.

Evidently, so does the hotel owner in Georgia.

Do they still need you, do they still feed you, when you're 64? Evidently so.

The cinema people were evidently so well satisfied with this picture they seldom use anything else.

Two had lawyers evidently so inept as to embarrass the whole profession.

Evidently so, although I should admit that I don't much care for Fiddler on the Roof and never have.

Another complainant asked why I had put "war crimes" in quotation marks when they are self-evidently so.

One of the great ironies of the "citizens of nowhere" moment in Theresa May's conference speech is that, self-evidently, so many members of this country are already citizens of nowhere, economically and socially.

"Then, a huge group of men in white shirts, who seem to be affiliated to the New York police department, but who are not self-evidently so – bigger and fitter than the rank-and-file blue-shirted officers – came in droves.

We haven't even mentioned the interior of this car, in part because we have already written about it (see "A MINI Revolution") and in part because we think it's very clever, and self-evidently so.

The interpretation that tobacco is thus exonerated is not just wrong, but flagrantly and self-evidently so.