Sentence examples for evident as to from inspiring English sources

German dominance over a drifting France is so evident as to be almost embarrassing.

These children have differences so evident as to resemble a birth defect, and it was in that context that I came to investigate them.

For years, he's been exploring the world of children who are not just gifted, but prodigiously gifted — a difference "so evident as to resemble a birth defect".

It might be a truth self-evident that all men are created equal and have a right to pursue happiness, but not so evident as to dispense with a system of checks and balances designed to spur the correction over time of the kinds of prejudice that flout professed equality of opportunity.

MacDonald wisely preferred to focus his attention on the far more interesting question of 'Norwegian Wood"s role in the ongoing rivalry between Lennon and Bob Dylan, the latter's influence on its lyric being so generally evident as to attract mockery not only from the Lennon's bandmates, but also from Dylan himself (via the gnomically satirical '4th Time Around').

That the world is rapidly changing is so evident as to seem cliché to recognize it.

The artist's admiration of Matisse and Klimt are still evident, as is - it seemed to me - an interest in William Blake.

But the dangers are evident as well.

As is evident, as long as, equals.

However, it's still fun to follow Gladwell on his meandering intellectual journeys, even if the conclusions he arrives at here are so obviously self-evident as to be banal.

Perhaps the best answer is that, once we know what our obligations are, it is self-evident as to which is the strongest, always remembering that 'self-evident' does not mean 'obvious,' but, rather, 'can be known or justifiably believed without any process of reasoning or inference.' At this point, we are involved in controversies in moral epistemology that are beyond the scope of this piece.