Sentence examples for evidently considering from inspiring English sources

Rather than hang them on walls, he stacked them on the floor, evidently considering them attractors or generators of energy.

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.

To stop Hillary Clinton it also took Julian Assange, using WikiLeaks as a tool of revenge, evidently considering his grudge against the Democratic nominee important enough to try to aid the campaign of a climate-denying racist authoritarian.

Although it is evidently considering subscription elements, noting in another comment: "Our current launch strategy is only to require a monthly fee for those looking for cellular backup in the hub".

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.