Sentence examples for evident being from inspiring English sources
"evident being" is a grammatically correct phrase that is usable in written English
It can be used to describe something or someone that is easily perceived or understood, or something that is obvious or self-evident. Example: "The sun, with its bright rays and warmth, is an evident being in the sky."
In the far field region, significant thermally induced stresses were evident, being compressive in the fibres and tensile in the matrix.
And then, making use of this fundamental epistemic concept (as well as the concepts of belief, refraining and negation), Chisholm defined the concepts of certainty, being evident, being beyond reasonable doubt, being acceptable, and so on.
But the ones that succeed, oh my! Yes, I like LinkedIn (LI) for all these reasons but I also like it because of the facts I don't really like Facebook and Twitter for the converse reason: there's nothing evident being accomplished in those social networks.
Similarly, conservation of the stop codon is also clearly evident, being present in 32 of 36 sequences (Figure 1B and Figure S1A).
Most felt it would require a lot of organization and would give rise to many practical problems, the most evident being the monitoring of the agreements.
Even though the apparent sigmoidal character of the resulting profiles can be improved (i.e. increased linearity of the LRE plot), such modifications significantly distort LRE analysis, the most evident being a large reduction in Emax.
Particularly evident are influences from Mexican culture.
Less evident is how the confession ought to be interpreted.
Cruising, it becomes evident, is an acquired taste.
Daldry, as may now be evident, is busy.
Jones has, it's evident, been sorely missed.
