Some objective, evidentially concurrent support and confirmation of the confession is required.
If a confession is to serve evidentially the motive *must be clear and indubitable.
Evidentially lowest comes the class of messages which is by far the most common; messages, namely, in which, although some special identity may be claimed, all the facts given have been consciously known to the automatist.
E is interesting, bothevidentially and from its intrinsic character.
We are justified efficiently by the grace of God, meritoriously by Christ, instrumentally by faith, evidentially by works.
There had evidentially been not more than a half dozen of the monsters in the beginning.
Evidentially in single combat with equal weapons he would have been a match for twenty of us.
Inside the cage was a multitude of little beetles that crawled around every which way and were evidentially feasting on a large chunk of glowing material.
I must disagree with you there Jehu," he said, evidentially regaining his confidence and sense of moral footing, "For even in your own time the womenfolk all wore masks and face coverings.
It was evidentially corrupted, however, for it had an uneasy look about it, as did the ocean, which was a faint, pale shadow of the rich blue it was in my childhood days.
His judicial sense, keenly alive, from the very first had appreciated the woeful weakness, evidentially speaking, of his position.
In his opening words he made no attempt to conceal the weakness of the defense, evidentially considered.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "evidentially" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
