Sentence examples for evident I think from inspiring English sources

But, he added, "If we keep going on the trajectory that is now evident, I think even her tenure as secretary of state is also going to be, frankly, pretty damned".

Because of the diversity of genre, it's hard to draw any firm conclusions as to whether speculative fiction approves or disapproves of faith per se, but what is evident, I think, is that this diversity mirrors the messy, fluid, irrational, gloriously and horrifyingly whacked-out imaginativeness of the species from which it necessarily emerges.

Bridgman's later gloss on his ideas was in fact rather late-Wittgensteinian: "To know the meaning of a term used by me it is evident, I think, that I must know the conditions under which I would use the term" (1938, 116).

But when the problems in China become more evident, I think leaders around the world will get in touch with their better instincts and will start to understand that it's in their interest to help the Tibetan people.'.

When the issue was whether Congress could impose an individual mandate to obtain insurance, it was evident (I thought) that relying on private insurance companies and requiring individuals to engage in commercial transactions as a way to deliver public policy runs into constitutional problems.

"The record's there, and what I did is sort of self-evident I think, but it may come as new information to a lot of people," Mrs. Clinton said in a recent interview, acknowledging the contradiction between the years of stressing more traditional first lady duties and the role she claims now.

He then added with evident satisfaction, "I think they've cut one of them down".

Later, she said with evident frustration: "I think it's a system that is created to keep the novices out.

"If I were to place pictures next to it of the Lincoln Memorial, the Jefferson Memorial and the Washington Monument and ask, 'Which thing doesn't belong with the others?' the answer is self-evident — which I think speaks volumes for how inappropriate it is".

Without the big effect evident from VASP, I think the results are less striking because much more modest in nature.

"[T]he consequences from severe weather events is I think evident to everyone across the country—red states, blue states, purple states, big communities, small communities, big businesses, small businesses, agriculture and the like".