Sentence examples for evidently view from inspiring English sources

(Based on observations at concerts, evidently) View Article By Larissa MacFarquhar By Rivka Galchen By Blythe Roberson By Malcolm Gladwell.

(Based on observations at concerts, evidently) View Article By Jia Tolentino By David Remnick By Jelani Cobb By Sam Knight.

But both women evidently view the Birkin as a talisman that should confer upon them a whispered, quiet verdict: classy.

Too many working-class voters perceive Labour as metropolitan, liberal and pro-EU, while many middle-class remainers evidently view Corbyn's party as old-fashioned, shambolic, all over the place on Europe, and not worthy of their support.

In addition, I might quibble with the list of artistic geniuses, posted at the end of Touched With Fire, whom the filmmakers and Jamison evidently view as having grappled with bipolar disorder.

Her situation was evidently viewed with a good deal of sympathy in the courtroom, and she was unanimously acquitted.

He published a book on the history of shorthand, and evidently viewed sound recording as an extension of stenography.

A prime target was NATO, which the Kremlin evidently viewed as a political threat (since its inferior order of battle was scarcely an offensive military threat).

But he evidently views his attendance at the meeting as so important that he will miss a meeting of the Time Warner board of directors the same day to be here.

Arriving at a gala, the countess evidently viewed herself not as mere frail flesh, pinched inside an unforgiving corset, but as a monument destined to live on in the minds of her beholders.

The company has repeatedly updated that number, which it evidently views as strong.