Sentence examples for evidently believed that from inspiring English sources

But drug makers evidently believed that they did.

The actors evidently believed that to have any kind of chance they'd have to signal that they already belonged in his world.

This was a remarkable confession: these officials evidently believed that their policies had wrecked nearly half of Russia's economic capacity in the space of just a few years.

Mugabe was the leader of that struggle, and he evidently believed that this status gave him absolute legitimacy to enjoy absolute power forever.

The framers of the Declaration of Independence evidently believed that happiness could be achieved, putting its pursuit up there alongside the unalienable rights to life and liberty.

He evidently believed that Dunn would defer to him, but, before he could get started, he later recalled, Dunn said that she had uncovered seven disturbing inconsistencies between the company by-laws and the director's handbook.

But, to paraphrase Trump, the prime minister evidently believes that Britain must have its own identity.

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

For all his undoubted patriotism, he evidently believes that money belongs to an empyrean far beyond such territorial attachments.

Mr. Trump evidently believes that he has decisive leverage over Mr. Erdogan, and he is probably right.

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