Sentence examples for evidently finds from inspiring English sources

Dennis Congdon evidently finds this amusing.

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

Ken Loach evidently finds a moral integrity and personal authenticity in certain kinds of regional humour that suit his dramatic purposes.

However strong the fear of getting bogged down, Mr Berger evidently finds the chaos that would follow America's withdrawal from Bosnia even less appealing.The same is true now on Iraq.

But that is a risk Mr Stoiber evidently finds worth taking, all the more so since he and Mr Waigel are old—some say bitter rivals.Mr Kohl's woes do not end with Mr Stoiber.

Instead, the glib and rather callous young director who made "1941" -- in remarkable contrast to the pious Mr. Spielberg of "Saving Private Ryan" -- evidently finds the period too alien to treat it as anything but a goof.

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.

They have reacted to social movements". Governor Daniels' advisers evidently found no evidence that Zinn's A People's History of the United States was in use in K-12 schools in Indiana.

Highway crews evidently found clearing snow there a major problem.

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