Sentence examples for evidently appreciated from inspiring English sources

The acoustic is evidently appreciated more by Coldplay fans than Coventry's, now not half-filling its 32,609 capacity.

Both writer and director evidently appreciate the thin line that divides credible drama from incredible melodrama, and everyday sins from crippling crimes.

Even if Liverpool hadn't won a mere five times at Anfield in the league this season, he – like most of the other whingeing managers – evidently appreciates the perennial value of having people who can't answer back on whom to blame it all.

Unlike some later Humeans, he evidently appreciates that the data and phenomena in this domain are unstable, wobbling and retreating at the approach of taxonomizing theory.

The hobby sets are evidently much appreciated by these veterans.

Evidently she appreciates her dancers as brilliant instruments; evidently she intends her two star men as lively clowns.

Mr. Montana evidently did not appreciate this, as he berated her in front of everyone, Ms. Webb recalled, "and I was just this girl, crying".

In 1998, after he knocked out a Puerto Rican journeyman named Hector Arroyo, Mayweather was booed by the crowd, which evidently didn't appreciate his tendency to celebrate victories in advance.

In six years, he evidently had come to appreciate the new game and ceased expecting it to be human chess.

Evidently, men don't appreciate being objectified.

Sabina evidently did not fully appreciate Smetana's intention to write a full-length opera, later commenting: "If I had suspected what Smetana would make of my operetta, I should have taken more pains and written him a better and more solid libretto".