Sentence examples for evident far from inspiring English sources

But the growing frictions within the coalition were evident far beyond Central Asia.

But the drop-off in Italian vacationers is evident far beyond here.

"The gains are evident far beyond athletics, and that's partly because Jim Larranaga was so engaged in the George Mason academic community," Baker said.

In British humour, smut is evident as far back as Beowulf and Geoffrey Chaucer William Shakespearee often used innuendo in his comedies.

This range was evident as far back as 1956, when Mr. Cullum arrived in New York from Knoxville, Tenn., after a year in the Army.

Despite the nature of those narrow wins, Smith does not reckon too many jitters have been evident so far but admits that could all be about to change with the final Old Firm derby of the season looming this weekend.

Morgan was 70 before he came out as gay in his 1990 work Nothing Not Giving Messages: Reflections on his Work and Life, but his sexuality was evident in far earlier poems, particularly sonnets such as the superb Strawberries, in which two lovers eat the fruit "glistening in the hot sunlight" before letting "the storm wash the plates".

As we drive up the hill, it is still evident how far the wave came a year ago.

The initial rate of grafting corresponds to second order rate constants of ∼0.1 0.2 l mol−1 s−1 but saturation of grafting is evident at far lower values (and hence earlier in the reaction process) than predicted by theory.

While I do not agree with every point that Youssef makes, it is increasingly evident that far from being a criminal, he is simply an inconvenient reality for the current leadership -- and he has indeed become a hero to many on the street.

In India it is often argued that the preference for light skin pre-dates British colonialism and is evident as far back as the Vedas, a collection of hymns and other religious texts composed in India centuries before the birth of Christ.