Sentence examples for evidently doubted from inspiring English sources

The second issue, he said, concerned sales of stock by persons who had done so using legal opinions — saying the shares were freely tradable — whose accuracy the commission evidently doubted.

The two worlds were evidently similar, and few scientists doubted that the red planet was carpeted in biology.

But many delegates evidently had doubts about the extent of the freedom, because the final vote was 26 in favor to 16 against, with 18 abstentions.

Another prominent writer, he noted, evidently had doubts as well: "When I told Mailer that my new novel took place in the autumn of 2001 he shook his head skeptically.

Evidently, these doubts do not depend on political taste alone, or on preference for left or right.

The Congress of 1795, which passed the statute requiring an applicant for naturalization to establish that he has 'behaved as a man * * * attached to the principles of the constitution' ( 1 Stat. 414), evidently did not doubt that there were.

Conservatives with doubts evidently didn't want to be the vote that torpedoed the long-promised repeal of Obamacare.

Another way of saying this is that not all visits are equal, an elitist affront to democratic notions of open access but self-evidently true for all that (just visit Tate Modern if you doubt it).

Though analysts said Sunday that they doubt North Korea has truly developed a hydrogen bomb, experts said the country's nuclear capabilities were evidently improving.

One reason Dwight was evidently not cool, no doubt, was that earlier Negan had offered him the choice of sexual services from any woman in the compound.

Since then, the BBC has been pouring money into a publicly funded venture; and it evidently has its own doubts about how the £18.7m ($30.6m) allocated to BBC Online this year is being spent, because the man running it was fired last month.Where will this expansion stop?