Sentence examples for evidently find from inspiring English sources

And, even if he felt otherwise, he could evidently find better uses for £80,000 than to supplement Light Heavy for Epsom.

No wonder, then, that Winterbottom and Brand's documentary-cum- state-of-the-nation address The Emperor's New Clothes feels so sincere – it's a howl of rage at a political and economic system that the two evidently find nauseous.

Many women evidently find him sexy, and that includes Susanne Bier, the Danish director of his new movie, and Halle Berry, his co-star in the film, "Things We Lost in the Fire," which opens on Oct. 26.

Worse, claims that tap into what Dr. Lomborg calls "our doomsday beliefs" are uncritically retold by the media, which evidently find more readership in bad news than good, even if the news isn't really that bad.

They'll know a company like that would look long and hard (yes, yes) for a celebrity who suffered from erectile dysfunction and the closest they could evidently find is someone who's careful to state over and over again that he definitely doesn't.

And while she said the EC had not found specific evidence of intent by Google "when it comes to demoting rivals", it has evidently found enough evidence of the impact of systematic demotions of rival services by Google's algorithms, and the contrary promotion of its own services, to conclude that Google's behavior breaches EU antitrust law.

The commission evidently found no evidence of genocide and religious persecution of the Rohingyas there, in sharp contrast with other reports.

Conrad responded but evidently found Heribert's own power threatening.

"LeMay evidently found the prospect of such stalemate intolerable," Rhodes writes.

But the attackers had evidently found it, perhaps by following the vehicle leaving the compound.

He evidently finds them fascinating and blameless and expects his readers to do the same.