Some have gone further to suggest that the PSR in particular is "self-evident, obvious, intuitively clear, in no need of argumentative support" (Pruss 2006, 189).
I had assumed that the privilege represented in Sanders's predominantly white, male, and college-educated following was self-evident, obvious to someone who walks the world in progressive shoes--which I take to mean someone who has done the work of understanding how privilege functions and actively works to redress the inequalities produced by systemic oppressions.
Primary OA has no obvious trigger, while secondary OA is the result of an evident underlying affliction.
So does an evident confusion.
The reader's ability to guess is not assumed, and the author's ambition was to reduce the use of such words as evident and obvious in proofs to a minimum.
Awford is a one-club man, whose passion for Pompey is evident and obvious.
From these results, it is evident that obvious decrease of effective stress occurs in a shorter time in the soil in loose condition than it is in dense condition.
Still, concerns that may seem evident and obvious after tragedy strikes went unheeded.
For example, following Chisholm (1989: 16), it might be proposed justification for a belief might come in the following grades: (1) probable, (2) epistemically in the clear, (3) beyond reasonable doubt, (4) evident, (5) obvious, and (6) certain.
"But it's not as evident or obvious to the fans as it once was," Wellman said.
Meyer and Lunnay [ 35] summarise how such an approach is akin to the generation of abductive reasoning in forming theoretical associations that enable us to discern relationships and connections that are not otherwise evident or obvious.
