Sentence examples for evidently think so from inspiring English sources

Retailers evidently think so.

Well, many leading Republicans and conservatives evidently think so.

The markets evidently think so: share prices leapt when he won.Mr Sharif's victory was not the only election result worth celebrating.

Spotted's investors evidently think so, at least.

Congress evidently thought so.

He evidently thinks so: because the Bun, more cherished even than Rebekah, demands it.

Congress evidently thought so in 2005, when it set aside $17.5 billion in loan guarantees to help restart nuclear construction in this country after a three-decade drought.

Cameron evidently thinks so, and who could question the personnel judgement of the genius who hired Andy Coulson and elevated Grant Shapps to party chairman?

She seemed to believe that her battle had ended once she won September's close-fought primary.The White House evidently thought so too: Mr Obama had announced no plans to visit Massachusetts to stump on her behalf.

Also a rather purple one, since Erica is prone to come up with poeticisms on the order of "New buildings sprout like chromosomes from the city's DNA," a sentence that someone evidently thought so highly of that we get to hear it twice.

World Snooker chairman Barry Hearn evidently thinks so - and his 'Superstars of Gymnastics' format launched at London's 02 on Saturday.