Sentence examples for he evidently thinks from inspiring English sources

He evidently thinks that his supporters won't care.

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

Steinbrenner, who spoke in two telephone interviews before last night's game, hinted at the malaise that he evidently thinks has enveloped Giambi.

Since justice for Rawls concerns the fair terms of social cooperation among persons with different interests and conceptions of their good, he evidently thinks their "essential interests, --those essential to the rational pursuit of their good, --thoseng thessentialowers and primary social goods--should be representod in the agrationalon pursuitles of justheirthat structure their social relations.

But, like the poet T.S. Eliot, he evidently thinks that "humankind cannot bear very much reality".

He evidently thought me a bother and a fool.

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

He evidently thought he and wife rated civic reception, possibly with Mayor O'Brien and ticker-tape.

He evidently thought himself under compulsion of law and made an abstract, class determination, not an individualized judgment.

He knew that retaliation would bring on the missiles and rockets, but he evidently thought it was worth the risk.

Just two weeks earlier, on an issue that affects many more people, Barack Obama had taken a stand that he evidently thought would also showcase a sharp contrast between him and Mitt Romney.