Sentence examples for all that evident from inspiring English sources

The eccentric folly and glory of Miss Helen's house isn't all that evident here.

The extra horsepower was not all that evident, especially when not driving at full throttle, which I seldom do anyway.

But necessity is the mother of any number of virtues — thrift, ingenuity and even imagination — that hadn't been all that evident in New York theater.

The cast also features Heather Matarazzo, who artfully exudes pious disapproval as Cyn's teenage daughter, and Steven Polito as Glenn, a drag queen and yet another poor soul suspiciously doomed to love Gray, whose homme fatale qualities aren't all that evident.

Incidentally, we shouldn't necessarily expect to see Joan with Roger, or all that evident in the show as it goes on.

The idea was undoubtedly fluidity but, for the most part, all that was evident was shapelessness.

Your support, understanding and guidance were always evident in all that you did for us.

Your nurturing support, brilliant guidance and remarkable strength were always evident in all that you did for us.

He was much better tonight, his breaking ball much more consistent, and Pettitte stalked to and from the mound, the purpose evident in all that he did.

All that was evident in the program Mr. Curran presented on Saturday night in the 92nd Street Y Harkness Dance Project's "92 on 42" festival.

Maybe all that is evident from ordinary discourse is that we somehow convey or communicate true propositions when uttering the relevant sentences.