Sentence examples for evidently consider that from inspiring English sources

Her colleagues, contemplating the GDP news, evidently consider that the lesser of two evils.

Others, such as Michael Gove, declare donations with scrupulous accuracy, but evidently consider that any payments made by publishers, rather than the fact of the payment itself, are none of our business.

And if the switchboard calls and gets a fax-machine tone — which happened in my case – the operator evidently considers that no answer.

Evidently, this framework does not neglect the need to consider the quality of individual studies and consistency of effects and to consider that ultimate conclusions must be based on the totality of evidence.

Consider that, in the same article, Ms. Horyn wrote of Karl Lagerfeld's work for Chanel: "The short, blown-out silhouette is self-evidently about air").

He has evidently considered it a seductive idea that, like Circe, threatens to take away a big guy's strength.

Then, in 1986, she released "Control," the record that she evidently considers to be the true starting point of her career.

When he first began playing in the 1950's he was uncomfortable with the traditional jazz that made the city famous, evidently considering it old-fashioned.

A spokesman for Lord Black said that the bonuses had been fully approved and said that the board evidently considered them appropriate compensation for the value delivered to shareholders.

Stu's goofiness is evidently considered more important to the action, and Phillips perhaps considers that the gang already has a handsome guy in the form of Cooper's Phil.

"I am not sure that is still a story," he responded sourly to what he evidently considered a highly eccentric request.