Sentence examples for evidently considered from inspiring English sources

Tondreau-Leve evidently considered them exculpatory; Dontenville found them useful in making his case.

The appraisers of flu.com evidently considered those sales when setting their asking price this summer.

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

Title was asserted by Roberts, who was plaintiff in the state court, and this court evidently considered it involved in the case.

"I put forward an analysis that you can't base public policy on gut instincts, but my arguments were evidently considered irrelevant to the American way of life.

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.

The Board evidently considers cost figures to be confidential.

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

Starbucks evidently considers Mr. Schultz's presidential ambitions toxic enough that it will not comment about him at all.

Watch it, politicians ReprintsIn any event, most Portuguese evidently consider Mr Sampaio, now 61, a decent enough fellow.

So have army commanders in the Kurdish region, many of whom evidently consider them apologists for terrorism.