Sentence examples for evidently encouraged from inspiring English sources

The idea evidently encouraged Portland cluster members, whose ambitions to improve American education belie their small corporate size.

For though Mr. Eason brings genuine experience to his presentation, "Runt of the Litter" ultimately shuns the interesting authenticity of his life as a contemporary warrior in favor of overblown mythic aspirations, which Mr. Moss has evidently encouraged.

Local radio broadcasts helped to stir up ethnic hatred and to direct the violence at perceived enemies of Riek Machar, the vice-president, whose sacking by President Salva Kiir nearly a year ago led to the civil war that erupted in December.Members of Mr Machar's Nuer tribe were evidently encouraged to cheer on the violence.

His interest in sports was evidently encouraged by his father, who closely followed his son's baseball career even in later life.

Mr. Harnoncourt presided over it all with a sure and flexible hand, allowing the singers rhythmic liberties and evidently encouraging them to add lavish embellishments in repeated material.

Arsenal have evidently been encouraged to believe that £40m-plus is a sale clause and a legal dispute over the wording of Suárez's contract cannot be discounted, having been linked with several transfers this summer without breaking the £15m club-record fee paid for Andrey Arshavin in 2009.

Whatever the extent of Mr. Paterson's inquiry, the responses he received evidently were not encouraging.

Mr Ciampi, with the enviably broad backing that he evidently enjoys, should encourage moves towards devolution (which Italians call "federalism").

But Uber is evidently trying to encourage snappier lunch making decisions to drive more sales and discourage food-based indecision.

It's evidently keen to encourage local authorities to think outside the box and work with startups to come up with new approaches to perennial urban problems — whether it's air quality, noise pollution or transport congestion — arguing that the "success of cities will depend on them working in new ways with new partners".

Evidently the director, Frank Cento, has encouraged the actors to play this work in an intimate tone, which means that viewers sitting more than about 10 feet from them miss many lines.