Sentence examples for evidently expected from inspiring English sources

Moscow evidently expected the American action to be tougher.

He evidently expected a formal protest from the White House, but quiet understanding behind the scenes.

While financial markets processed the Fed's inaction rather easily, in Europe's case they evidently expected something much more forceful.

He had heard that his Pa had been shot but evidently expected him when his mother came.

After hosting dozens of Arab and Muslim leaders for President Trump's summit, Saudi Arabia and the UAE evidently expected a rapid victory over Qatar and widespread regional support.

He evidently expected more people to be like him (accepting sinners, loving even enemies) than to join the small band that followed him.

But is it possible to feel moved by any of them, as Wes Anderson evidently expects?

She evidently expects to hatch them, in spite of the cold weather.

The Good Man Jesus and the Scoundrel Christ was unveiled last Sunday in the Sheldonian Theatre in Oxford where, evidently expecting trouble from protesters, the organisers had mobilised security guards.

Disney's stock has risen 16percentt in the last two trading days, as investors evidently expect a higher offer -- whether from Comcast or another bidder.

As an example, he offered the case of Bacho Akhalaia, a much-feared former defense and interior minister who fled the country after the elections, evidently expecting to be arrested.