Sentence examples for evidently knows that from inspiring English sources

Fact: Given that Tomlinson, in the same article, cites the recorded temperature series, beginning in 1850, and the palaeoclimate reconstructions of the past 2,000 years, he evidently knows that this too is bunkum.

Though she belongs to a post-Ashton generation, she evidently knows that his two favorite words in rehearsal were "Bend!" and "More!" In the Act III pizzicato solo, she leaned and tipped with the pliant exhilaration of freedom and fulfillment in love.

Even in rightwing Texas, they evidently know that world class universities are needed for economic development.

Mr. Summers evidently knew that an event like our current crisis was waiting to happen, someday.

It takes Lili three years to admit to herself what Pierre evidently knows at once -- that their son, Claude, is not a normal child.

Aristotle evidently knows of no cosmology of Pythagoras that antedates the cosmological system of the "so-called Pythagoreans," which he dates to the middle of the fifth century, and which is found in the fragments of Philolaus.

Daley evidently doesn't know that small jet "air limos" are the next wave in aviation.

"His appetite for tax hikes evidently knows no end.

From ScotRail to CrossCountry, the state evidently knows best.

No one wants to know that Jolson was a cad, and Cohan was, evidently, no better.

I don't know that much about Yahoo, so I don't know where his choking point would be, but he evidently hit it.