The only scope was a series of yes/no answers to apparently self-evident questions - yet the jurors could not decide whether the suicide attacks that preceded the shooting put pressure on the police.
The risks of headphone-wearing are apparently self-evident, especially on Britain's hostile streets, where cycling fatalities still occur with tragic regularity (at least 56 so far this year).
Sidgwick took disagreement seriously, and thought that if there was significant disagreement about the truth of some apparently self-evident moral proposition, then that casts doubt on whether that proposition really is self-evident.
If you ask someone why they believe some apparently self-evident proposition, such as that agony is bad, it would be very surprising if they replied by saying "I believe it because I understand it".
Hasan's tenor network, though rudimentary and undoubtedly requiring revision - as she would herself have said - allows us to engage in an act of 'defamiliarisation', that is, to take something so apparently self-evident, and explore its cultural place and its cultural affordances.
Brink (1988) has argued that it is absurd to claim that two self-evident principles are inconsistent, but Shaver (1999) has replied that Sidgwick is for the most part consistent in calling the principles at issue only "apparently" self-evident, though Shaver also suggests that Sidgwick did not present a compelling case for the egoistic side of the conflict.
He formulates four criteria or conditions "the complete fulfillment of which would establish a significant proposition, apparently self-evident, in the highest degree of certainty attainable: and which must be approximately realised by the premises of our reasoning in any inquiry, if that reasoning is to lead us cogently to trustworthy conclusions" (Sidgwick, 1907: 338).
With a wife and two daughters, his dedication to women was apparently self-evident.
He builds several arguments on apparently self-evident premises, shoddy sourcing, emotional plugs and humor.
Different frames incorporate different, apparently self-evident, strategies to solve the perceived problem [ 17, 18].
Its apparently self- evident importance marks it out as the other core principle within the Hippocratic tradition: physicians should heal and help their patients, according to the physician's abilities and judgment [ 19].
