Sentence examples for think evidently from inspiring English sources

More easily than you might think, evidently.

"I had a friend who lived in the neighborhood, he used, I think he was in a chemistry class, he developed film in his bathroom, and I used to go over to his house and I would go in the darkroom, I couldn't see what he was doing, but, when he'd get through I'd see this roll of film had been developed and, I think, evidently, it was that".

Labourers, soldiers, conspirators, all have their austere and tense features streaming (with Vaseline).... Everyone is sweating because everyone is debating something within himself.... To sweat is to think — which evidently rests on the postulate, appropriate to a nation of businessmen, that thought is a violent, cataclysmic operation, of which sweat is only the most benign symptom".

Retailers evidently think so.

And the two campaigns evidently think the same way.

But those who splurge for it evidently think it's worth it.

But some developers evidently think eventual success is simply a matter of timing.

That's sounds like a radical or misanthropic thing to say but I think it's evidently true.

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

Potential investors are hanging back and mining companies evidently think it is not yet the moment to make commitments to Congo.

"Some I.A.M. members evidently think Boeing is bluffing," Scott Hamilton, an aviation analyst in Issaquah, Wash., wrote on his blog on Friday.