Sentence examples for evidently thinks that from inspiring English sources

Long known as one of Wall Street's most effective predators, Cohen evidently thinks that is a good joke, as well as a good investment.

He evidently thinks that his supporters won't care.

Like Morris, Shavit evidently thinks that the end justifies the means; I don't.

I.B.M. evidently thinks that retail stores, corporations and government agencies will soon abandon older analog videotape systems and move the management of these surveillance operations to corporate information technology departments.

(Tommasini) 'DIE ZAUBERFLÖTonightnighTheThe Metropolitan Opera evidently thinks that Julie Taymor's pageant of a "Zauberflöte," with its wonderful puppets and game-show-style sets, is attraction enough that it can fill it with a less-known, largely homegrown cast.

Now, though, comes an oddness for hylomorphism in the case of soul-body relations: Aristotle evidently thinks that a human body is essentially enformed by the soul whose body it is.

He evidently thought that prejudice against anarchists was just as innocuous.

Historically, More had a monkey: Kosminsky evidently thought that was a pet too far.

Hewitt evidently thought that this was unfair to Obama.

The prime minister evidently thought that the whole debate could be cleanly started and finished in a matter of months.

Still, bond investors evidently think that a Greek restructuring is likely to wind up in court, and that having the bond subject to British or American law could make a difference.