Sentence examples for we evidently need from inspiring English sources

In recession, as in war — and also, conveniently, in times of peace or prosperity — the movies we evidently need are the ones that offer us the possibility, however fanciful or temporary, of escape.

And, we evidently need better data about costs and reasons for prescription [ 23, 24].

HENDRIK HERTZBERG: Evidently "need" didn't have much to do with it.

The parties' enemies vary; but the fact that they have enemies and evidently need to have them is common.

Those overseeing the process evidently need to be much firmer with the companies who are hired to serve the people.

Traditional camps still exist, but specialty abounds, so children can perfect their skills in whatever it is they evidently need to hone in on.

But Swansea evidently need more than that, starting with, but not limited to, a solid centre-back and a consistent winger or two.

(In fact, he fell into a borrow pit on a construction site after partying too hard with his fiancée and spent the night in A&E; group therapy sessions will evidently need to be more rigorous this time).

Krakauer's timely book is also a reminder of a crucial point that a subset of students evidently need to learn: a person who is too drunk to stand or walk properly, who is vomiting or passed out, cannot consent to sex.

These and many others in Dreamcatcher are broken, battered people braving a world that doesn't quite accept them as victims and subsequently fails to extend them the help they so evidently need.

These cozy visions of companionship exist in part because we are evidently in need of them.