Sentence examples for evident at once from inspiring English sources
This is evident at once in the starters, which represent cross-cultural fertilization of the best sort.
But it was evident at once, and has been pointed out repeatedly, that whatever the facts, they don't bear on universal grammar.
That influence is evident at once in the glorious cured ham served with focaccia and carta di musica (a paper-thin Sardinian crisp bread), and plays such a major supporting role in everything else that you suspect she'd be happier jettisoning all the other stuff that makes the cuisine a kind of Franco-Anglo-Italian hybrid.
The full and warm sound of these instruments in this key is evident at once in the slow introduction, which opens with sonorous dotted rhythms and includes some harsh dissonances before a quiet transition to the Allegro.
That Washington was bent on fulfilling bin Laden's fervent wishes was evident at once.
That Washington was bent on fulfilling Osama bin Laden's fervent wishes was evident at once.
Yet, as must have been evident almost at once to the president's audience, it was not a poem but a sermon.
It was at once evident that Her Majesty was immediately in the line of fire.
It is at once evident that he ascribes to "criticism" a scope and importance hitherto undreamed of.
Even at the end of a long season that featured a number of remarkable men, it was at once evident that this is one of the world's most exceptional dancers and a subtle, intelligent and endearing artist.
These moments suggest a finer directorial eye than is typically evident in "Saudade," which feels at once too personal and too generalized to tell any true stories of its own.
