Sentence examples for evidently felt that from inspiring English sources

In this case, however, he evidently felt that he had exceeded even his own demanding standards.

But "American Idol" producers evidently felt that the candidates didn't have the same cachet.

Obliging though Mrs. Pitre was by nature, she evidently felt that this would be going too far.

But the testmakers evidently felt that eggplant's brand awareness was not strong enough among the middle-school demographic, and so they went with the thorny fruit.

Though he seldom went to church, he evidently felt that God, too, looked after him.Behind all that lay a surprising toughness.

He has found his corrections to entries on science fiction dismantled by users who evidently felt that he was trespassing on their terrain.

Mr. Berger cannot make the necessary recommendations, since he wants to build up the myths of capitalism and he evidently feels that myth building and wart removal are incompatible.

Still, some travelers evidently feel that way about the capital and focus their Irish trips more on castles and countryside.

Adolfo Carrión evidently feels that being comptroller will enable him to be a viable candidate for mayor at another time.

Bush, however, evidently feels that directing water through, under, and around cities — a kingly function since ancient times — is best left to the locals.

More surprising was an apparently genuine dating service section, indicating various girls who evidently feel that Nuts readers would make suitable boyfriends.