Sentence examples for evidently agree that from inspiring English sources

Eliminativists aside, all parties evidently agree that "realism about the mental" requires that mental predicates figuring in causal accounts of behavior designate distinctively mental properties.

Kennedy evidently agrees that this lack of penetration is a sign of backwardness.

G. Wayne Clough, the Smithsonian's director, evidently agreeing that art should never offend anyone, immediately had the video removed from the show.

Not wishing to take another tomahawk between the eyes, Stan Herman and Fern Mallis, the council's principal organizers and drumbeaters, evidently agreed that faster was indeed better and saw to it that the night ended, shock, by 10 15.

Nathan Lewin, a well-known Washington lawyer, evidently agrees with that assessment; he is working pro bono to free Ms. Sassower, who is 48.

Norman Lebrecht evidently agrees with that perception: in his turn-of-the-year summing-up in the Daily Telegraph of conductors to watch, he called Thielemann "bluntly ambitious" and said that "only his penchant for reported rightwing indiscretions can stem his vertical progress".

Despite their commitment to the principle of "inclusive care," or moral concern for all, the Mohists evidently agree with the commonsense view that we have a greater moral responsibility toward those with whom we have close personal relationships, and in practice we should care for them first.

Evidently, investors agree that the bank got off lightly: on Tuesday, its shares rose a bit.

His investors evidently agree.

Lukoil, Russia's biggest oil firm, and Yukos evidently agree.

Audiences evidently agree; some of the showings are already sold out.