Sentence examples for evident no from inspiring English sources

The cause was evident: no one had got round to clearing the roof until it was too late.

I will add only that the pathos of the Habs-attack — three effing shutouts in four games — is as inexplicable as it is evident: no ordinary goalie has ever faced so little difficulty as young Mr. Leighton.

Mr. Ach's obvious affection for his subjects leads him to emphasize the positive aspects of everyday life, so that rundown buildings are picturesque rather than squalid, and while poverty is evident, no one appears to be destitute.

If you were to convene a study on successful security programs and how they were architected organizationally, one thing would become immediately self evident: No two are exactly alike.

The effects were evident no matter when the second language was learned.

The confusion was evident: no one knew what was going to happen over those two days, and no one knew exactly what a life coach even was.

The problems of enforcing such a code are self-evident – no peer has yet been expelled.

The Palestinian message was self-evident: no Israeli is safe.Much now will depend on whether Mr Arafat, whose domestic standing is much enhanced by his months of defiant detention, can assert sufficient authority to curb the terrorism, as Mr Zinni will assuredly demand.

In principle, it should be possible to re-engineer β-lactams to bind PBP2′ strongly, and the desirability of this approach is self-evident: no other antibiotic class has a record equal to the β-lactams for safety and efficacy.

Precepts that members of the policy elite have long treated as self-evident no longer command the backing or assent of the American people.

Cheerleaders were evident, but no revealing camera shots were used.