Sentence examples for evident it from inspiring English sources

The reality is that the more closely the history of modern art is examined, the more evident it becomes that women were its primary creators.

It was only after the enthusiastic reception "Cider House Rules" received in its academy screenings last year that it became evident it would do much better in the Oscars than it had in the earlier awards.

This much is evident: it is too soon to celebrate the end of the banking crisis.

Once the nature of the anthrax preparation became evident, "it was very chilling," Mr. Donahue said.

The more Beckett labored to throw strikes, the more evident it was that he was not his usual intimidating self.

As "Man Shops Globe," beginning on Wednesday on the Sundance Channel, makes evident, it takes villages to fill the place.

"We STILL hold these truths to be self-evident," it begins, with defensive all-caps truculence.

Although this might seem self-evident, it can also be quantified.

The merits of originality are self-evident; it provides the essential element of surprise, which cuts across our expectations.

But even though Jefferson proclaimed the truths of the Declaration of Independence to be "self-evident," it has never been entirely clear what Americans mean by happiness.

I hold this truth to be self-evident: It is just plain ugly to care more about total strangers in Detroit than about total strangers in Juarez.