Sentence examples for evidently decided that from inspiring English sources

She could have said just that, but evidently decided that positive reinforcement was the way to go.

On this occasion, he had evidently decided that some modesty and realism were called for.

But Mr. Dimon's bosses had evidently decided that he was not succeeding in melding the companies.

He evidently decided that it was time to move from the negotiating table to the streets.

After the S.E.C. went to court, Mr. Cuban evidently decided that the best defense was a good offense.

In its response to the latest charges, Lerner evidently decided that the best defense is a good offense.

Faced with real deadlines, Tammaro evidently decided that he had two remaining assets: his apartment and his wits.

But Mr. McGreevey was rapidly sewing up the nomination and Mr. Torricelli evidently decided that he could not wait.

Arafat had stood firm, evidently deciding that it had been bad enough, and tactically ruinous, to cede historic goals temporarily; but quite another to cede them for all time, in the context of a final settlement.

While it was not entirely clear what she was referring to because no context was provided, the judge allowed Mr. Kelly to read the excerpt, evidently deciding that it was relevant to the teenager's testimony.

Its staggered launch this year has been part of that — allowing it to test how its "non-session-based, context-specific fluid experience" flies, and evidently decide that a new bubbles-based user interface was a better idea than a topic ticker.