Sentence examples for evident first from inspiring English sources

The problem is evident first in Mr. Libeskind's architecture.

The effect of the ban on some of the capital's busiest roads was evident first thing on Monday morning.

There is, of course, a compelling kind of theatre in this process, evident first of all in that World Cup steamrollering by Germany two years ago.

Notice what is missing from the list: Western political liberalism, despite Mr. Fukuyama's claim that "The triumph of the West, of the Western idea, is evident first of all in the total exhaustion of viable systematic alternatives to Western liberalism".

But in doing so, he added, "it is evident first of all that I am ascending with my generation," particularly "those who lived, fought and could not be with us" but "remain in my heart and memory".

The new balance of power was evident first thing this morning when Mr. Daschle paraded his nine new members, including Hillary Rodham Clinton, across the Capitol to meet Mr. Lott.

During his period at the University of Jena (1787 94), Reinhold proclaimed the need for a more "scientific" and systematic presentation of the Critical philosophy, one based upon a single, self-evident first principle.

12 The rationale for this is self-evident: first, by slaughtering a reindeer for sale the reindeer's value is simply the fixed monetary value received from the slaughterhouse.

Her persona is evident at first glimpse.

History is evident here, first of all as atmosphere.

Bill is a fiercely determined man, made evident at first glance.