Sentence examples for he evidently did from inspiring English sources

He evidently did not ask for permission for the other donations, though.

Although Eadwig drove Dunstan into exile, he evidently did not attempt to halt the monastic revival that the churchman had inspired.

He evidently did, and would have, except that Paul Moore, Virgin's cordial director for corporate affairs, shot him a stricken look from down the table.

109 BCE Marcus Livius Drusus, (died 109 bc), Roman politician, tribune with Gaius Gracchus in 122 bc who undermined Gracchus' program of economic and political reform by proposing reforms that were even more appealing to the populace but that he evidently did not seriously intend to be implemented.

It is not fair to judge Penn by a film like "The Chase," because he evidently did not have artistic control over the production, but what happens when he does have control and is working with a poor, pretentious mess of a script is painfully apparent in "Mickey One" — an art film in the worst sense of that term.

He evidently didn't consider the danger of poking into a Presidential candidate's darkest secrets.

The word passes without comment, but he evidently does not like it, for he becomes a little defensive.

The real issue is not whether God exists, but where one takes the argument to once one decides he evidently doesn't.

It exposed, too, a limitation of Romney's that has not attracted much scrutiny: he evidently does not know very much about terrorism or Al Qaeda-related groups in Libya or anywhere else.

(Although there have been a couple of modifications to the system since it was introduced, in 1968, Valenti has always resisted change; he evidently does not want his creation to be tampered with).

He evidently does not recognise that relinquishing the power to print the currency in which we are borrowing constitutes a critical incentive, perhaps THE critical incentive, to live within our means.