Sentence examples for evident knowing from inspiring English sources

However, these are our own jokes that we use to make fun of ourselves, something that is more evident knowing that there are real Latino's behind these jokes.

The violent meaning of "Chaino" is evident without knowing that Mr. Edwards is African-American.

In article two of question one, he discusses whether a scientific act of knowing (the evident assent given to the conclusion of a syllogism) has as its immediate object "that which is signified by only one proposition, i.e., the conclusion" or "that which is signified by the conclusion and the premises joined together at the same time through a syllogism" (LS I:199, ll. 5 11).

Man 33 years, not accessed VCT, volunteer at ART clinic, IDI The apparent ambiguity of knowing the benefits of testing, combined with a reluctance to get tested while still healthy, was evident among informants who had not accessed VCT.

One should distinguish knowing a self-evident proposition from knowing that that proposition is self-evident.

God is subtler than gravity but just as evident, and just as dependent on knowing what to look for.

Skeptics of literary biography have long held that everything worth knowing about a novelist is evident in the work itself.

What is more, the enduring health benefits of knowing their traditional language were evident regardless of any history of historical or lifetime trauma.

It should be self-evident that we also have no way of knowing whether the answers that were provided were honest, but it is equally true that there is no good reason to doubt this.

Ninety-five per cent knew that HIV was not evident by looking at someone and 97% reported knowing that effective treatment is available for HIV-infected people.

Eventually Nishida proposes that the most basic form of self-awareness is not a kind of knowing at all, but a willing or "absolute free will" evident in valuing and creating.