Sentence examples for evident as one from inspiring English sources

One participant observer noted: It is evident as one speaks to most participants, there is a consensus on the vulnerability of their very existence: their ability to engage is linked so closely to availability of funds and successful running of programs (PO-09).

Like the umbrella frames, their original function is less evident as one moves farther away.

It is not evident, as one expert states in your April 21 front-page article, that home health care is cheaper than inpatient care.

Not that babedom has anything to do with true beauty; a reality that, the Clairol survey suggests, becomes increasingly evident as one grows older, especially for women.

The results of that fight, waged heavily over two days, were evident as one liberal Democrat after another denounced the health care plan because of abortion restrictions, even though they were likely to hold their noses in the end and vote for the bill itself.

Awareness of the progressive nature of the disease was also evident, as one parent warned, "little do they know it might be them in ten or twenty years time" [no.03].

While it was always presented by the paper as a piece of harmless fun, the nasty assumptions underlying Page 3 became evident as soon as one or two brave women began campaigning against it.

This becomes evident, as soon as one asks, on what grounds one should qualify this or that pattern of reasoning as correct or incorrect.

So, formative assessment carried out by teachers to collect information about their students' learning in order to adapt their teaching to their students' needs, which is widely accepted to be a crucial aspect of education, is not so self-evident as one might expect.

This is not as self-evident as one might assume judging by the recent examples of revealed fraud cases [ 2, 3].

The northern sensibility is evident as well at Michael Werner, where one of the show's oddest but most engaging displays creates a kind of cat's cradle of connections based on subject, color or form.