Is that a little odd, given the conclusion of the health and safety trial and the evident doubts of the jury at the inquest, who returned an open verdict (the coroner had told them they could not consider a verdict of unlawful killing)?
Although references to the collective memory of Turkey's responsibility for its neighbour were still evident, doubts also emerged about Turkey's capabilities for continuous commitment to the crisis.
Not until the Mahler performance was it evident beyond doubt that the orchestra is in magnificent shape.
Dan Rather has always been sentimental, but it's more evident now, no doubt because his final day as the anchor of the "CBS Evening News" is near.
As is no doubt evident already from my comments, Princeton's ability to push forward on the priorities imagined in our strategic framework and envisioned in our campus plan will depend on the success of our fundraising efforts.
After the Convention, Schlesinger fell into a kind of a post-coital depression: As is no doubt evident from these notes, my admiration for Kennedy's strength and ability has increased during this convention; my affection for him and personal confidence in him have declined.
These propositions have all the appearance of truth, but the judgment that follows from them cannot be called evident as long as doubt remains, even if the judgment in question is correct.
Certainly it seems evident that David Cameron – no doubt anxious to soothe French irritation over his posturing over the EU – has been over-eager in providing the French with military transport assistance.
After the broadcast was over, Boris's second wife Marina burst into the Green Room shouting angrily: "How dare you bring my family into this!" Her evident distress has no doubt rendered Paddick's raising the subject during this campaign unlikely – even though there have been reports (neither denied nor confirmed) since the last election of another alleged affair and even a lovechild.
For example, following Chisholm (1989: 16), it might be proposed justification for a belief might come in the following grades: (1) probable, (2) epistemically in the clear, (3) beyond reasonable doubt, (4) evident, (5) obvious, and (6) certain.
