Sentence examples for as evident that from inspiring English sources

From the way Mark automatically switches on the car radio and its drone ("the uncertainty about the future"), it's just as evident that only one traveler went anywhere.

Yes, I know you can see Mason in these parts, but it's just as evident that you hear him and, before we go any further, it's vital to consider the unique and languid but impassioned voice of this man.

And it's just as evident that Xander has plans for the car because his Vans -- the official shoe of the streetwheeler -- are visible while he's done up as a valet-parking attendant.

He takes it as evident that properties such as being round and being red are intrinsic.

He takes it as evident that growth in organisms proceeds along structured paths, in end-directed ways.

Although awareness of autism and the burdens it can sometimes bring has probably increased substantially in the past 10 or 15 years, it is not as evident that understanding and acceptance of people affected by autism have increased to a comparable extent.

The results indicate that if the obstacle length is constant, it takes the shortest time for the case with the largest obstacle angle to reach the obstacle, but its flame acceleration is not as evident as that of the cases with smaller angles in the latter stages.

In fact, the nuclear pattern was not as evident as that of the mt genes, since neobatrachian-specific higher substitution rates were found to be significant in only two out of nine nuclear genes.

When using the SPQ to monitor teaching/learning environments, the role of the scales related to achieving is not as evident as that of the deep and surface scales.

Interestingly, lignin modification and removal was also shown by the NMR spectra of the eucalypt feedstock treated with laccase alone, with a relative decrease of the lignin signals compared to the carbohydrate signals, although not as evident as that observed after the laccase-mediator treatment.

For those women born in regions with the highest odds for GDM (all of Asia and the Pacific), the socioeconomic status correlation was not as evident as that for other women, with only a 23 38% increased risk for lower socioeconomic status (compared with a risk of at least 55% in all other women).