Sentence examples for evidently preferred from inspiring English sources

(The sisters evidently preferred to live relatively normal lives and, having found a way to make an adequate living doing what they loved to do, felt no obligation to squeeze every last Canadian dollar out of their art).

Linderman evidently preferred the designs of Morgan over those of the Chief Engraver; he wrote Pollock on February 21 , 1878 "I have now to state for your information, that it is my intention, in the event of the silver bill now pending in Congress, becoming law, to request the approval by the Secretary of the Treasury, of the dies prepared by Mr. Morgan".

The third observation (which applies only to D. aruanus), however, is in our opinion different, since in this case the settlers were present and had evidently preferred to settle near their conspecific adults.

Gibney evidently preferred an excision described by Sayre, one with a small incision and with simple excision of the head and neck depending on the amount of diseased tissue.

People, particularly women, evidently prefer aridity.

His group evidently prefers a more calculated approach: kidnapping and killing foreigners.

There's talk these days about rebuilding the Saxon Palace but not the cathedral, whose destruction is an embarrassment the Poles would evidently prefer to forget.

Ryanair evidently prefers to rely on its own medical judgment, and in your case it decided that a punctured lung did not even justify postponing your flight without a substantial change fee.

Although some East End competitors make flashier, more seductive whites -- the kinds that command high scores from critics -- Robert Palmer, the owner, evidently prefers steady-as-you-go, middle-of-the-road types that restaurants also favor.

He would evidently prefer to keep running deficits than get spending growth under control – even though if we fail to do so, and if debt keeps rising, eventually our lenders will impose austerity on us.

But Turkey's other main parties are doing even worse: the same poll shows Mr Ecevit's Democratic Left running last, behind the pro-Kurdish People's Democracy Party, which also faces a possible ban.Most Turks would evidently prefer to be led either by Mr Dervis or by Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Istanbul's Islamist former mayor.