Sentence examples for evidently believe from inspiring English sources

The builders of the mobile Internet evidently believe they can avoid making the same mistakes.

We all evidently believe that you're either for the liberal activist judges or against them.

Many Chechens, Acehnese, Montenegrins, to name but a few, evidently believe so, and it is not hard to see why.

But some Saudi officials evidently believe that the increase might need to be more than 500,000 barrels a day.

And both the Pentagon and the defense lawyers evidently believe that they need to move speedily to gain an advantage.

That is, the Founders — who liberals evidently believe were dolts or knaves — designed it to represent states rather than, as the House does, population.

It may be true that Mr Posada was involved in terrorist acts, but the federal prosecutors in the case evidently believed they could not prove those charges in open trial with the evidence available, and therefore opted to pursue a conviction on perjury charges.

But drug makers evidently believed that they did.

The Kremlin evidently believes the benefits of this strong-arming outweigh the risks.

And it evidently believes it's too small for its own currency.

But more than a commentator, Mr. Fujimori evidently believes he has a political future back in Peru.